Ferguson M series large shank mouthpiece
- norbie2018
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Anyone play on these? Opinions?
- hyperbolica
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I play the V and the L, which I like very much for small bass and bass respectively. They give more center to the sound than other equivalent size pieces.
- bigbandbone
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[quote="hyperbolica"]I play the V and the L, which I like very much for small bass and bass respectively. They give more center to the sound than other equivalent size pieces.[/quote]
Do you get that more centered sound throughout the entire range of the bass, or only the low stuff?
Do you get that more centered sound throughout the entire range of the bass, or only the low stuff?
- hyperbolica
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[quote="bigbandbone"]
Do you get that more centered sound throughout the entire range of the bass, or only the low stuff?[/quote]
The V is the one 1.5g size mouthpiece that lets me use a bass almost like a tenor. Obviously it's not the same, but it's a big difference. My Kanstul 1662i has a useful and reasonable sounding high range with the V. The effect on the L is less noticeable because it is bigger and deeper into bass territory. The L gives a bigger bottom and less tenor-y high range than the V. So I guess to answer your question, the benefits of the L are more in the low range, and the benefits of the V are more evenly spread. At least for the playing I do.
The Ferguson L kind of compares to a DE LB 110 K 8, or thereabouts.
Do you get that more centered sound throughout the entire range of the bass, or only the low stuff?[/quote]
The V is the one 1.5g size mouthpiece that lets me use a bass almost like a tenor. Obviously it's not the same, but it's a big difference. My Kanstul 1662i has a useful and reasonable sounding high range with the V. The effect on the L is less noticeable because it is bigger and deeper into bass territory. The L gives a bigger bottom and less tenor-y high range than the V. So I guess to answer your question, the benefits of the L are more in the low range, and the benefits of the V are more evenly spread. At least for the playing I do.
The Ferguson L kind of compares to a DE LB 110 K 8, or thereabouts.