Denis Wick 4884 Flugelhorn 4FL

Mouthpiece for Flugelhorn

Gold-plated
Cup diameter: 16.50 mm
Total diameter: 26.84 mm
Rim width: 5.17 mm
Bore: 4.58 mm
Very deep cup
Yamaha shank for USA and Japanese models
Silver-plated also available

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Available since February 2003

Item number 160164

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Cup Depth Deep

Cup Diameter 16,50 mm

Finish Gold Plated

1.144 kr

Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping

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in Flugelhorn Mouthpieces with American Shank (9mm)

11 Customer ratings

5 9 Customers 4 2 Customers 3 0 Customers 2 0 Customers 1 0 Customers

4.8 / 5

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Excellent all-arounder

W. DR 15.08.2020

This mouthpiece provides the best balance between rich sound and ease of play across the whole range, but only if you are a regular player. I play on this mouth piece almost daily and can only recommend it when you play (very) regularly. I find it much more comfortable to play compared to the silver version. Perfect for brass bands, (fanfare) bands, brass ensambles.

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For that deep, warm sound!

IzzyHaveMercy 09.07.2019

Excellent mouthpice if you want a deep, dark and mellow sound. Dont expect it to play easy in the higher regions, it takes a very experienced player to make it last through the whole range, but that's not what I bough it for... it works wonders when playing smooth jazz, for example, or dark ambient soundscapes. Where you need dark and ominous, you need this mouthpiece.

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Großer Sound

Anonymous 15.12.2015

Spiele auf der Trompete primär ein Bach 3C - Rim und Durchmesser sind sich sehr ähnlich.
Mundstück ist sehr tief und macht einen voluminösen Sound - passt sehr gut zum Hub van Laar Oiram.
Ist eher etwas für solistische Jazz-Gigs und Comboarbeit.
Für Begleitung von Gesang (Combo + Gesang + Flgh.) empfinde ich es im Sound als zu fett.
Wie immer alles Geschmackssache - sicherlich nicht verkehrt dieses Mundstück im Gepäck zu haben.