Bach S350 Standard Small Shank - 11C Silver Plated (Trombone)
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Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece (Shank 402)
Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece (Shank 402)
- Quick response and easy sound production for more comfortable playing, especially in attacks.
- Bright sound and clear projection, ideal for gaining presence without forcing.
- Medium-deep cup : balance between roundness, precision, and endurance.
- Silver-plated finish pleasant in the mouth, with a smooth and stable feel.
Manufacturer Information
Bach
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Bach: A Historical Reference in Brass
The history of Bach mouthpieces is inseparable from Vincent Bach, musician and engineer, who decided in 1918 to manufacture mouthpieces in New York after a bad touring experience. This demand for precision was later reflected in instrument manufacturing, with the arrival of the first trumpets in 1924, quickly associated with the idea of a high-end standard, followed by trombones in 1928. The brand, later under Conn-Selmer, has maintained a strong reputation: that of consistent manufacturing and a quality level expected by orchestral, conservatory, and brass band musicians.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This Bach mouthpiece is suitable both for the beginner musician seeking a reliable and easy-to-control mouthpiece, and for the intermediate level player aiming to gain precision and responsiveness. Its configuration oriented towards bright sound and quick response is particularly suited to contexts where articulation must remain clear: brass bands, wind ensembles, school orchestras, pop music, dynamic sections, and more broadly any repertoire requiring presence. The mention of small bore and shank 402 indicates a focus on certain instruments compatible with this shank size: it is recommended to verify compatibility with your instrument before purchase.
Sound and Design
With a 24.70 mm cup diameter and a medium-deep cup depth, this mouthpiece aims for a musical compromise: a rather immediate sound production, good clarity in the mid-high register, and decent endurance during sustained playing. The 5.85 mm throat contributes to the feeling of responsiveness by promoting efficient airflow and a reactive sensation under the lip. The soft outer rim provides comfortable contact, useful for long rehearsals, while helping to stabilize the embouchure support. The silver-plated finish completes the whole with a pleasant touch and a feeling of control.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For regular maintenance, a brass mouthpiece brush and a soft cloth (suitable for silver-plated surfaces) are good complements to maintain impeccable hygiene and a clean finish after each session.
Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal: for hygiene reasons, if opened, it must be free of any signs of use to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for refund or exchange.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium deep | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Bore | small bore | Throat | 5.85 mm |
| Shank | 402 | Rim | soft outer rim |
| Cup diameter | 24.70 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Bach S350 11C mouthpiece compatible with a small bore trombone?
The 402 shank is designed for small bore trombones compatible with this size. The match between the mouthpiece shank and the instrument’s leadpipe must be verified before purchase.
What sound does a 24.70 mm moderately deep cup produce?
The 24.70 mm cup, combined with a moderately deep depth, promotes immediate response and good clarity in the mid-high register. This setup is oriented towards a bright sound and clear articulation.
What is the diameter of the throat of this trombone mouthpiece?
The throat measures 5.85 mm, a dimension that contributes to efficient airflow and quick response under the lip.
Is this mouthpiece suitable for starting trombone?
Its design is suitable for beginner players seeking controllable sound production. The soft outer rim provides comfortable contact during long practice sessions. The quick response is also appropriate for intermediate level aiming for more precision.
How to maintain the silver finish of a Bach mouthpiece?
A brass mouthpiece brush allows routine cleaning of the interior. A soft cloth suitable for silver surfaces helps keep the finish clean after use.



