Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Overview
The Griego Artist 6D is a silver-plated large bore tenor trombone mouthpiece designed within the Griego Artist modular series system, where cup diameter and rim shape remain consistent across the 6 Series while cup depth and throat dimensions vary by model. The 6D model is built for players who find a 6C too shallow but a 6E too deep, offering a medium-deep cup feel with a .283 inch throat for a clear, organized response.
Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Specifications
- Instrument: Large Bore Tenor Trombone
- Series: Griego Artist Series 6
- Model: 6D
- Cup Depth: Medium Deep
- Cup Diameter: 1.014 inches
- Throat: .283 inches
- Finish: Silver plate
Condition
Brand new.
Who the 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Is For
The Griego Artist 6D is a large bore tenor trombone mouthpiece for players who want a medium-deep cup option within the Griego Artist 6 Series without changing rim feel or cup diameter. It is intended for trombonists who prefer the consistent rim and diameter of the 6 Series and want to fine-tune response and tonal balance by selecting a specific cup depth and throat combination.
Within the Artist line, each series (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) maintains identical cup diameters and rim shapes across models A through F, with the primary differences being cup depth and throat dimensions. This design lets you stay in the same series and move between models to match different repertoire and playing demands while keeping the same core feel on the face; the 6D specifically targets the “between C and E” preference point for cup depth.
Common Questions About The Griego Artist 6D
What does the “D” cup mean on the Griego Artist 6D?
In the Griego Artist series, the letter indicates a specific cup depth and throat concept within the same rim and cup diameter for that series. The 6D is a medium-deep cup designed for players who feel the 6C is too shallow and the 6E is too deep.
Can I switch to another 6 Series model without changing rim feel?
Yes. All Griego Artist 6 Series mouthpieces share the same cup diameter and rim shape across models A through F. The differences between models are in cup depths and throat dimensions, allowing you to adjust playing characteristics while keeping the same core feel.
What are the key specs of the Griego Artist 6D?
The Griego Artist 6D has a 1.014 inch cup diameter, a medium-deep cup depth, a .283 inch throat, and a silver finish.
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Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece in Silver Plate
Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Overview
The Griego Artist 6D is a silver-plated large bore tenor trombone mouthpiece designed within the Griego Artist modular series system, where cup diameter and rim shape remain consistent across the 6 Series while cup depth and throat dimensions vary by model. The 6D model is built for players who find a 6C too shallow but a 6E too deep, offering a medium-deep cup feel with a .283 inch throat for a clear, organized response.
Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Specifications
- Instrument: Large Bore Tenor Trombone
- Series: Griego Artist Series 6
- Model: 6D
- Cup Depth: Medium Deep
- Cup Diameter: 1.014 inches
- Throat: .283 inches
- Finish: Silver plate
Condition
Brand new.
Who the 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece Is For
The Griego Artist 6D is a large bore tenor trombone mouthpiece for players who want a medium-deep cup option within the Griego Artist 6 Series without changing rim feel or cup diameter. It is intended for trombonists who prefer the consistent rim and diameter of the 6 Series and want to fine-tune response and tonal balance by selecting a specific cup depth and throat combination.
Within the Artist line, each series (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) maintains identical cup diameters and rim shapes across models A through F, with the primary differences being cup depth and throat dimensions. This design lets you stay in the same series and move between models to match different repertoire and playing demands while keeping the same core feel on the face; the 6D specifically targets the “between C and E” preference point for cup depth.
Common Questions About The Griego Artist 6D
What does the “D” cup mean on the Griego Artist 6D?
In the Griego Artist series, the letter indicates a specific cup depth and throat concept within the same rim and cup diameter for that series. The 6D is a medium-deep cup designed for players who feel the 6C is too shallow and the 6E is too deep.
Can I switch to another 6 Series model without changing rim feel?
Yes. All Griego Artist 6 Series mouthpieces share the same cup diameter and rim shape across models A through F. The differences between models are in cup depths and throat dimensions, allowing you to adjust playing characteristics while keeping the same core feel.
What are the key specs of the Griego Artist 6D?
The Griego Artist 6D has a 1.014 inch cup diameter, a medium-deep cup depth, a .283 inch throat, and a silver finish.
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In stock! Ships within 1-2 business days.
30-day risk-free trial
2-Year Warranty
Complimentary shipping for all U.S. orders over $99
Griego Artist 6D Large Bore Tenor Trombone Mouthpiece in Silver Plate
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