Small Bore Tenor Trombone

Smaller bored instruments can pose problems for players in search of the perfect mouthpiece. That is why it's important to match the mouthpiece to the instrument. From vintage Kings to European altos to newer modular horns, Griego can find the perfect mouthpiece for your small bore needs.

Small Bore Model 4

Are you used to playing a 4 on your large bore and want to maintain that size on your small bore? Now it is possible. The Griego 4 is also a good choice for advanced players that need more room for their larger chops, players using medium bore .525 or .525/.547 trombones, or euphonium players using small shank instruments.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: 1.020" or 25.90 mm
Throat: .280"
Finish:
Blank:
The 4 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 4.5

The mouthpiece Christan first developed for large bore tenor in 2001 is now available in small bore. The Griego 4.5 uses the same rim and cup as the large bore model making it the perfect mouthpiece for trombonists playing on larger small bore equipment.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: 1.010" or 25.65 mm
Throat: .280"
Finish:
Blank:
The 4.5 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 5

The Griego 5 has a more rounded rim and slightly deeper bowl than a standard 5G. It is consistent throughout all registers and has plenty of middle register overtones. This mouthpiece was designed with the principal trombonist in mind and also works great on .525 bore instruments.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: 1.004" or 25.5 mm
Throat: .232"
Finish:
Blank:
The 5 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 5M

Model 5M has a 5G rim with a cup that is in between a 5 and a 6.5. Perfect for the high player that needs a little more embouchure room but wants the shallower cup.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: 1.004" or 25.50 mm
Throat: .232"
Finish:
Blank:
The 5M is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 6.5

Model 6.5 utilizes the NY bach style rim with a vintage NY shaped bowl. Great for baroque music or when ease in the upper register is a must.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: 1.000" or 25.40 mm
Throat: .229"
Finish:
Blank:
The 6.5 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 7

This mouthpiece has the NY rim design that this line was built upon. All small-bore models are designed after the NY style cup and rim. The NY blank gives more core than standard Elkhart blanks and an ease of response and stability. The 7 is a great overall mouthpiece that is great for solo or section playing. The 7 can also be used for alto playing.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: .975" or 24.76 mm
Throat: .229"
Finish:
Blank:
The 7 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 11

This mouthpiece was designed with the lead player in mind. The 11 can also be used for alto playing.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: .956" or 24.51 mm
Throat: .232"
Finish:
Blank:
The 11 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 12

The Griego 12 is ideal for .500 and smaller bore trombones. It is flexible throughout all registers, and while the sound does not have the width of larger small bore models, it brings the classic trombone sound that projects with a color that a smaller bore trombone should have.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: .960" or 24.38 mm
Throat: .229"
Finish:
Blank:
The 12 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

Small Bore Model 15

Many trombonists shy away from this mouthpiece because of its number. However, if you are required to soar above the staff (and stay there), then this mouthpiece could be the right fit for you.

Price:
$160
Specs:
Cup Diameter: .952" or 24.18 mm
Throat: .229"
Finish:
Blank:
The 15 is available in two blanks: New York (lighter) and Deco (heavier). Learn more...
 

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2011 Holiday Schedule

We will be shipping mouthpieces through the 20th of December.  After this date we will be shutting down shipping until January 2nd in order to do year end inventory, maintenance, etc…  Oh, we might visit the fam for the holidays as well during this time but that’s on a more personal level.   If you [...]

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New York
Nouveau
The NY blank weighs slightly more than modern day Bach mouthpieces (Elkhart blanks). Its weight is distributed evenly around the bottom of the cup. This results in an even core of sound with overlapping overtones, creating a tone quality that is thicker than conventional mouthpieces. The NY also provides the midrange overtones that are often lost with other mouthpieces.
Deco
Deco
The Deco blank is heavier in mass than the NY blank. The added weight is great for large bass trombone mouthpieces that may have thinner walls due to larger inner cup diameters. It is very free blowing and can provide a bigger, darker sound than mouthpieces with less weight. The Deco also provides stability, which can help define partials on those trombones where extra focus is needed.
Nouveau
Nouveau
Our newest mouthpiece blank, the Nouveau was created to give trombonists the flexibility a lighter mouthpiece can provide. It provides a width of sound and wider partial feel for a natural playing experience. Every tone and timbre can be manipulated, making the Nouveau a very expressive mouthpiece.