Bach S336 Standard - 7 Silver (Horn)
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Essential Information About the Bach 17.25 mm Mouthpiece
Essential Information About the Bach 17.25 mm Mouthpiece
- Balance and versatility thanks to a medium-deep cup, designed to combine comfort, roundness, and ease of sound production.
- Cup diameter 17.25 mm : a broader "support" sensation, appreciated for gaining fullness and stability.
- Throat size 4.5 mm : promotes good airflow and a clear response, useful in sustained dynamics.
- Silver-plated finish : pleasant touch, natural slide, and classic aesthetics, highly sought after on brass mouthpieces.
Manufacturer Information
Bach
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A Reference Born from Vincent Bach's High Standards
The Bach name is inseparable from the great brass tradition. Since 1918, Vincent Bach has combined his experience as a musician and his engineering rigor with a simple goal: to offer reliable, consistent, and high-quality mouthpieces. This pursuit of precision, later extended to instrument manufacturing (trumpets from 1924, then trombones), has forged the brand's reputation, still associated today with professional standards. Choosing a Bach mouthpiece means relying on historic expertise and manufacturing consistency that has become a benchmark among musicians.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This Bach mouthpiece is aimed at musicians seeking a good compromise between comfort and tonal richness. The medium-deep cup suits both an intermediate level player looking to stabilize intonation and endurance, and an advanced musician in search of versatile playing. Depending on your airflow and approach, it can excel in classical (full, clean sound), jazz (projection and presence), pop, or marching band (immediate response and control in loud dynamics).
Sound and Design
The medium-deep cup helps achieve a balanced timbre: enough roundness for a singing tone while maintaining attack precision. The 17.25 mm diameter provides a more "open" feel at the lips, often sought to reinforce sound foundation and long-term comfort. With a 4.5 mm throat, the mouthpiece encourages smooth airflow, which can support projection and stability in demanding passages. Finally, the silver-plated finish offers a pleasant touch, natural slide, and excellent control feel, with a sober and professional aesthetic.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve playing sensations and hygiene, you can pair it with a mouthpiece cleaning brush and a protective pouch for transport, to avoid micro-scratches and impacts in the case.
Product subject to a specific withdrawal right: for hygiene reasons, if the product has been opened, it must be free of any signs of use to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for a refund or exchange.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium deep | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup diameter | 17.25 mm | Finish | silver-plated |
| Throat size | 4.5 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the cup diameter of this horn mouthpiece?
The cup diameter is 17.25 mm, providing an open feel at the lips.
Is the Bach S336 Standard 7 silver-plated suitable for jazz and classical?
Its medium-deep cup promotes a balanced tone, with roundness and precise attack. This configuration can be suitable for classical, jazz, pop, and marching band depending on the air column and playing approach.
What effect does the 4.5 mm throat size have on this mouthpiece?
With a 4.5 mm throat, the airflow is designed to support smoothness, projection, and stability in demanding passages.
Does the silver-plated finish change the playing feel?
The silver-plated finish provides a pleasant touch and natural slide. It contributes to a sense of control while giving a understated appearance.
Which accessories should be used with a Bach horn mouthpiece?
A dedicated mouthpiece brush is recommended for internal cleaning. A protective pouch is advised to prevent micro-scratches and shocks during transport. For retraction after opening, the mouthpiece must remain free of usage marks for hygiene reasons.



