Bruno Tilz mouthpieces
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Anyone else here use Bruno Tilz mouthpieces? I find them to be very comfortable. In the end, thtat is the most important quality in a mouthpiece for me, translates to more face time
1954 Olds Super/Bach 43 Uptilt Bell Frankenhorn (Bflat)
1968 Olds Recording (Bflat)
1965 Bach Strad 37 (Bflat)
2011 Yamaha Xeno CH Artist (C)
1968 Olds L-12 Flugelhorn
1958 Conn 80A cornet
1951 Olds Super cornet -
It's new to me.
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I believe Tilz are a popular and quality European mouthpiece, not only for modern trumpets but for historical horns and other trumpet-like horns. Till Bonner used to play one.
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@kehaulani said in Bruno Tilz mouthpieces:
I believe Tilz are a popular and quality European mouthpiece, not only for modern trumpets but for historical horns and other trumpet-like horns. Till Bonner used to play one.
This is my understanding. Popular with rotary trumpet players.
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Bruno Tilz makes a s..tload a mouthpieces, one type I know and that is the BaKo type: BaKo means Bach Kopie (copy), he makes CNC copies of Bach Mount Vernon mouthpieces.
Well, since the original Bach Mount Vernon, as well as the New York and Elkhart mouthpieces where not very consistent it's risky to just order them... You'll never know if you like them after playing them.
The build quality is very well, I ordered once a BaKo 3c and that one was way bigger than my Vincent Bach Corp. 3c, the BaKo feld more like a Vincent Bach Corp. 1 1/2c + the backbore was HUGE
