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Laskey Joseph Alessi Signature 67 Symphony - Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece
The Alessi Signature Series was designed with Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic, and it's some of the best trombone mouthpiece engineering available today. Each rim size comes with two cups, Solo and Symphony, so you can choose the sound you're after.
The 67 is Joseph Alessi's own rim size. It's the largest in the series and offers the most room and comfort, for players who want a big, open feel.
The Symphony cup is the deeper of the two. It's built for a rich, dense sound that holds up in large orchestral repertoire, where you need weight and core at every dynamic. Players who want a brighter, all-around setup should look at the 67 Solo.
All measurements are in inches and are approximate.
Schedule an in-person or Zoom call with us and we'll help you verify the shank you need.
Gold-plated mouthpieces are special order only and may take several months to arrive. All gold mouthpieces are final sale, since wear shows more easily on gold and is harder to repair than on silver.
The Alessi Signature Series was designed with Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic, and it's some of the best trombone mouthpiece engineering available today. Each rim size comes with two cups, Solo and Symphony, so you can choose the sound you're after.
The 67 is Joseph Alessi's own rim size. It's the largest in the series and offers the most room and comfort, for players who want a big, open feel.
The Symphony cup is the deeper of the two. It's built for a rich, dense sound that holds up in large orchestral repertoire, where you need weight and core at every dynamic. Players who want a brighter, all-around setup should look at the 67 Solo.
All measurements are in inches and are approximate.
Schedule an in-person or Zoom call with us and we'll help you verify the shank you need.
Gold-plated mouthpieces are special order only and may take several months to arrive. All gold mouthpieces are final sale, since wear shows more easily on gold and is harder to repair than on silver.