Backbore Explained

Discussing the importance and effects of the mouthpiece backbore for all you brass players. Comment below and let us know what you want to see next.
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[@Sherman1fan]

Great quick explanation about the difference is sound from a Tuba/Euphonium to a Trombone. (Difference in "core" sound).

[@rayd6400]

I love watching these. I have been playing for years. The break down and actual play is great.

[@BrianJohnstonTrombone]

Would love to hear a video comparing/contrasting throat to backbore with playing samples.

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Thanks! We plan to keep going and cover all the parts of a mouthpiece and go into detail about the changes made to each component and the end result.

[@NicksOnlineTromboneAcademy]

I love to watch masters of their craft sharing their passion.
Wonderful 🙏

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Thanks so much, sorry for being darkish will get right one of these days.

[@general5104]

So, I take it, the wider the backbore, at the very end of the mouthpiece and the fullness of the inside taper, the deeper the tone achieved and the Less back-pressure on your lungs. So the end is about .010" and tapers up to a 3/16" hole at the base of the cup. That, I take it, will give the best mellow tone. Right?
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[@thedietbender1594]

Thanks for this

[@wendywood2215]

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