Heimatklang Mouthpieces - Experience the Difference!
Heimatklang is the first manufacturer worldwide to produce precision wooden mouthpieces for brass instruments. With considerable technical effort, the 15 most popular sizes of brass mouthpieces are reproduced and manufactured. Specially made drilling and milling tools enable a perfect implementation.
The Main Advantages of a Wooden Mouthpiece
Wooden mouthpieces are almost unaffected by temperature changes, whereas brass mouthpieces can be very difficult to play in colder temperatures. Nickel allergies and other skin irritations among musicians therefore belong to the past.
An extremely pleasant playing feel is fully realized with the wooden mouthpieces — you and your listeners will be delighted.
All mouthpieces receive a very elaborate 5-layer lacquer on the outside and in the cup; the shank interior is oiled several times.
Highest Quality for Passionate Musicians!
Features
- All-round walnut wood mouthpiece with padded rim
- Cup - Inner Diameter: 16,50 mm
- Cup - Outer Diameter: 25,50 mm
- Cup Shape: medium depth
- Bore: 4,40 - 6,20 mm tapering
- Overall Length: 67 mm
- Brilliant Tone
- Elaborate 5-layer lacquer on the cup interior
- Elaborate 5-layer lacquer on the outside
- Shank interior oiled several times
- Extreme Durability
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Heimatklang WH11 Walnut Mouthpiece for French Horn
Specification
- Product number 00056290
- Cup depth Medium deep
- Colour Natural
- Instrument French horn
- Cup diameter 16,50
- Shaft French horn (7.5 mm)
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Variant Heimatklang WH11 Pear Mouthpiece for French Horn
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