What are Brand Mouthpieces?
“Made in Switzerland by Michael Brand, Brand mouthpieces offer brass players an exciting new playing experience. Using patented ‘Turbobore’ technology, Brand TurboBlow mouthpieces deliver more volume and a richer tone thanks to precise threading of the mouthpiece stem cone. Effectively a process of ‘rifling’, each mouthpiece has a specially spiralled airway that increases the energy of each blow, resulting in an overall fuller sound, with a particular benefit in the higher registers.
The ‘Brand’ Mouthpiece Advantages:
- Unaffected by climate – Unlike metal mouthpieces, your new Brand mouthpiece won’t expand and contract in the heat or the cold. So not only will it feel more comfortable on your lips, but you can get perfect intonation from the very beginning, no matter the weather!
- Non-Allergenic – No worries about metal allergies.
- They stay cleaner for longer – Dirt does not adhere to the plastic like it does to metal… and
- They’re easier to clean when required – You can just use hot water and a brush! Nice and easy.
- Amazing ‘Turboblow’ technology – You’ll love the difference that this patented design makes. More volume and a fuller sound!
Manufactured of an exclusive cellulose-based composite, Brand mouthpieces are biologically harmless, BPA free and Phthalate free.
Musician's Review
Horn House
"The Brand plastic mouthpieces for trombone and trumpet are a commendable innovation in the world of brass instruments. While traditional metal mouthpieces have their merits, this plastic alternative brings something new to the table. It offers a bright, clear tone that's comparable to its metallic counterparts, but with the added benefits of being lightweight and comfortable for extended play. Plus, it's easy to clean!
Ideal for both students and seasoned musicians, this plastic mouthpiece provides a practical and cost-effective option without sacrificing quality. It's certainly worth considering as a useful alternative."
Horn House is the brainchild of Tom Walsh and Nichol Thomson. Recording brass for artists at their studio in Ealing Film Studios London.
