Oft alto trombone mouthpiece
- Lhbone
- Posts: 372
- Joined: Sep 01, 2019
[quote="Danitrb"]Hi anyone has esperience with this mouthpiece ?[/quote]
I do--it's my go-to mid-size mouthpiece. I think it's very easy to play and has a nice sound. I also love the rim. I find it super comfortable.
I do--it's my go-to mid-size mouthpiece. I think it's very easy to play and has a nice sound. I also love the rim. I find it super comfortable.
- SpencerChapman
- Posts: 69
- Joined: Oct 14, 2018
If you don’t like a wide flat rim, this won’t be the mouthpiece for you.
- Lhbone
- Posts: 372
- Joined: Sep 01, 2019
[quote="SpencerChapman"]If you don’t like a wide flat rim, this won’t be the mouthpiece for you.[/quote]
I almost added that the rim is a bit divisive. ;)
I don’t find that the rim shape impedes flexibility like some other flat rims, albeit I am on the less sensitive side when it comes to rim shape. Definitely buy on the used market if you’re going in blind so that you can easily resell if it’s not for you.
I almost added that the rim is a bit divisive. ;)
I don’t find that the rim shape impedes flexibility like some other flat rims, albeit I am on the less sensitive side when it comes to rim shape. Definitely buy on the used market if you’re going in blind so that you can easily resell if it’s not for you.
- Kdanielsen
- Posts: 609
- Joined: Jul 28, 2019
Its flat, but the inner edge is very soft. I really didn’t like it, but I liked everything else about it. I had one with a modified rim at one point. That improved it for me. I’m on to something else now.
- Danitrb
- Posts: 245
- Joined: Dec 10, 2022
[quote="Kdanielsen"]Its flat, but the inner edge is very soft. I really didn’t like it, but I liked everything else about it. I had one with a modified rim at one point. That improved it for me. I’m on to something else now.[/quote]
Some years ago I had the second version of Oft Alto mouthpiece (I think it has lighter blank compare to first), and I agree with you, rim was uncomfortable. Could be interesting have comparison between both two models.
Some years ago I had the second version of Oft Alto mouthpiece (I think it has lighter blank compare to first), and I agree with you, rim was uncomfortable. Could be interesting have comparison between both two models.
- CheeseTray
- Posts: 115
- Joined: Apr 21, 2018
I've used one in my Yamaha alto for a few years now. I like it quite a lot. The response is very even across the range of the horn (an old Yamaha 671), and while it still has a nice, "alto-y" sound, it's warm enough for good blend in the section.
- bassbone1993
- Posts: 435
- Joined: Feb 10, 2023
[quote="Kdanielsen"]Its flat, but the inner edge is very soft. I really didn’t like it, but I liked everything else about it. I had one with a modified rim at one point. That improved it for me. I’m on to something else now.[/quote]
Out of curiosity, what are you on now for alto?
Out of curiosity, what are you on now for alto?
- Kdanielsen
- Posts: 609
- Joined: Jul 28, 2019
[quote="bassbone1993"]<QUOTE author="Kdanielsen" post_id="281163" time="1752439426" user_id="7231">
Its flat, but the inner edge is very soft. I really didn’t like it, but I liked everything else about it. I had one with a modified rim at one point. That improved it for me. I’m on to something else now.[/quote]
Out of curiosity, what are you on now for alto?
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Doug Elliott XT B alto with a big wedge rim
Its flat, but the inner edge is very soft. I really didn’t like it, but I liked everything else about it. I had one with a modified rim at one point. That improved it for me. I’m on to something else now.[/quote]
Out of curiosity, what are you on now for alto?
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Doug Elliott XT B alto with a big wedge rim