Name: Lechgold MUN18 Walnut Alphorn Mouthpiece 18 mm
Brand: Lechgold
SKU: 00057901
Price: 49 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)

+49-8861-909494-0

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Wooden Alphorn Mouthpiece!

To create the special, soft tone of an alphorn, mouthpieces made of wood are, of course, the first choice. Lechgold offers high-quality mouthpieces with different cup diameters. For all models, the cup depth is 25 mm and the bore is 5.5 mm. All mouthpieces are dipped in linseed oil and lacquered on the outside.

Top quality from Lechgold!

Specification

Cup depth	Medium
Colour	Walnut
Instrument	Alpine Horn
Shaft	Alpine Horn (11 - 18 mm)

Reviews

4.7/5.0

Based On 3 ratings

5 Stars		2
4 Stars		1
3 Stars		0
2 Stars		0
1 Star		0

Invoice demand

Review from Heinz on 17.04.2020
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Hello with the delivery and the mouthpiece I am very at peace.
With the billing, however, not. At an attempted question at klarna I am gescheidert.
An attempted telephone inquiry I have given up because I have found no for klarna no correct number.
I will do without another order.

Very good mouthpiece

Review from Birgit on 29.02.2020
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Finally a mouthpiece with which the high notes are easier to play, i.e. with less effort, and it lies well and pleasantly on the lips. Previously I had the size 19.5, and the inner shape was different, this mouthpiece is shaped like a kelp inside and for me ideal for high alphorn tones.

Good for height

Review from Nicolai on 29.10.2019
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The mouthpiece is very small and narrow, has a narrow round edge. It is similar to the trp mouthpiece. Accordingly, one can play in the clarino position (between the 8th and 16th natural) for a long time without tiring. The freedom from fatigue is "bought" by the necessity of greater accuracy in the lip position. The notes do not "click" automatically, and accuracy suffers. Nevertheless, one can reach all the way down.