Bach 1 1/2G SILVER PLATED (LARGE SHANK)
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A Historic Reference Signed Vincent Bach
The name Bach is inseparable from the history of modern brass instruments. Since 1918, Vincent Bach began manufacturing mouthpieces in New York, with the simple yet demanding idea of offering impeccable and consistent quality. The brand then gained a worldwide reputation among musicians, to the point of often being associated with a "classic" reference in sections. After the transfer to Conn-Selmer, the expertise has remained at the heart of production, and Bach mouthpieces remain today a reliable choice for finding a dependable balance between comfort, projection, and tone color.
For Which Musician and Uses?
This Bach mouthpiece is aimed at musicians seeking a large sound amplitude and a solid foundation, especially on large bore instruments. It suits both an intermediate level player looking to gain stability and an advanced or professional musician who wants an effective tool to hold a section with authority. It is naturally found in orchestras, wind ensembles, brass bands, and contexts where projection and presence in the low register are essential.
Sound and Design
With a deep cup (diameter 27.00 mm ), this mouthpiece promotes a dense and broad timbre, with a very appreciable sense of support when the music demands body and stability. The combination of large bore and .276" throat encourages a significant airflow: the sound "opens" easily and retains substance, even in forte dynamics. The medium rim, with a soft outer edge, aims for a good compromise between comfort and precision, allowing for consecutive attacks while maintaining good endurance. The silver-plated finish provides a clean and pleasant sensation on contact and contributes to controlled slide during articulation changes.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To protect your mouthpiece daily, a brass mouthpiece case and a mouthpiece brush are essentials. A polishing cloth suitable for silver finishes will also help maintain a clean and uniform appearance after rehearsals and concerts.
Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal: for hygiene reasons, if the product has been opened, it must be free of all signs of use to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for refund or exchange.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Deep | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup diameter | 27.00 mm | Shank | 429 |
| Rim thickness | medium, soft outer edge | Finish | silver-plated |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Bach S341 1 1/2G mouthpiece suitable for a large bore trombone?
This mouthpiece is designed for large bore instruments and features a 429 shank. Its .276 cup diameter promotes a high air flow and a full sound.
What sound does a 27 mm deep cup bring on this mouthpiece?
The 27.00 mm deep cup encourages a dense and broad tone. It provides a solid foundation, especially valued in the low register and at loud dynamics.
What is the rim comfort of the Bach 1 1/2G?
The medium rim with softly rounded outer edge aims to balance articulation precision and playing comfort.
Is this mouthpiece suitable for orchestra and wind band?
Its profile is appropriate for orchestra, concert band, and brass band settings where projection and presence in the low register are needed. The combination of the deep cup and .276 diameter helps maintain core tone quality at strong dynamics. It is intended for intermediate to advanced players.
How to care for the silver plating of this mouthpiece?
A polishing cloth designed for silver finishes helps maintain a clean appearance. A mouthpiece brush and a protective case are also recommended.



