Laskey mouthpieces
E-von Yeung
his stuff? Just like to get reviews on them, i may be getting one for myself
soon.
The last time i tried, i thought it sounded great.
Evon Yeung
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Evon Yeung >>
The Laskey mouthpieces are great.
I play the 80MD with a 24 throat.
I had played Bach mouthpieces for almost 40 yrs.
The Laskeys are everything I was looking for in a mouthpiece.
Scott is a great guy too.
Wilmer
Bill Dishman
him. His advice was excellent and I have been very happy with the mp's. i
too played Bach for many years and have been very impressed with the
tone and pitch control of the Laskey's. I use an 80 rim size with different
cup depths for different horns. I have had good success with the #22
throat and a #24 backbore. Definitely give them a try.
Bill Dishman
Stanton
player as he. I have had the pleasure of playing several Laskey
mouthpieces, before settling on a 68MD with 24 throat.
How tough is it to get Laskey mouthpieces in Singapore?
SK
E-von Yeung wrote:
>
> What do you guys think of Laskey's mouthpieces ? Anyone in this group uses
> his stuff? Just like to get reviews on them, i may be getting one for myself
> soon.
Matt Carey
I switched from a Bach 3C to a Laskey 65MC a couple of months ago. My
sound got better, my attacks got cleaner (much cleaner). I had played
the Bach for over 15 years.
Has anyone any experience with the * mouthpieces he makes? Sometimes I
find that doing a 3 hour gig (Brass quintet or big band) is a little
taxing on someone who gets to practice an hour a day (on good days).
Thanks,
Matt
David Rice
get a much fuller sound when playing lead and it's much easier to play 4th
parts with better sound, too. But, ask again in two
ths! -----------------------------------------------------
"Due to a shortage of trumpet players,
the end of the world has been postponed indefinitely."
RAD
love it. Am bidding right now on a larger 75MC. Also have and
sometimes use a bored out 75MD I got from Stanton, and a Laskey 68F
flugelhorn mp. All his stuff is of the highest quality. The sound I
get from the 65MC is fantastic! I think that's the one Doc bought
three of during a recent visit to Scott's shop....
B. Dumon
Atlanta
David Griffin
for times when I want more of a "commercial" sound. However, it does not
get a shrill sound like the _A4a Schilkes can. It is a nice brilliant
sound. The C mellows the tone out a touch but still has "life" to it.
David
Matt Carey wrote:
>
> Heya,
>
> I switched from a Bach 3C to a Laskey 65MC a couple of months ago. My
> sound got better, my attacks got cleaner (much cleaner). I had played
> the Bach for over 15 years.
>
> Has anyone any experience with the * mouthpieces he makes? Sometimes I
> find that doing a 3 hour gig (Brass quintet or big band) is a little
> taxing on someone who gets to practice an hour a day (on good days).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
>
Bill Gates
mouthpieces and I bought one (80MD, 24 throat) and love it. Plus, he also
told me some great George Vosburgh (my teacher) stories!
I highly recommend his mouthpieces, and if you've got the dough, have him
redo your horn too. Apparently, George asked him to make him a horn like
the old Mt. Vernon Bach's when George left the CSO for Pittsburgh. I played
one of the horns that he's redone while I was at the ITG conference and it's
incredible. I think the cost is around $1400 or so...
Take care,
Chad A. Winkler
cwin...@wvu.edu
http://wvu.edu/~cwinkler/home.htm
JaZzMan550
jasveer singh
Stanton
SK
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David Rice
Dave