Model GH Cup For Historic Horns The most common response to

The most common response to trying one is to remark on it's comfort and ease of response

And there's plenty of top end power for Mahler and Shostakovich available too

The sound has a dense

Too small and the F tuba couldn't growl out those nasty Die Frau ohne Schatten passages like it needs to

mouthpieces from the 20th century and before

Model GH Cup For Historic Horns The most common response toA free* bore member to the G family. Designed with a tapered bore entrance** the GH gives you the feeling of a sensitive, high resistance cup at pp but lets you lean into it all the way up to a brilliant, efficient fff without breaking up, losing core, or losing control. Excellent on original Geyers and modern horns that follow the slow growing lead pipe tapers of those designs (Schmidt, Hill, Hatch, to name a few). If your horn is more "open" or