Lugdivine ADAPTATEUR EMBOUCHURE
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Essential Information About the Lugdivine Mouthpiece
Essential Information About the Lugdivine Mouthpiece
- Plastic mouthpiece inspired by trombone cups, ideal for experimenting without breaking the bank.
- Perfect for "wild lutherie" : creating instruments from tubes (PVC, garden hoses) and/or bells.
- Practical solution in group settings : limits hygiene concerns during brass instrument introductions.
- "Large bore" version designed to suit the uses targeted by the Lugdivine system.
Manufacturer Information
Lugdivine
https://www.lugdivine.com
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A Mouthpiece Born from "Wild Lutherie"
The Lugdivine mouthpieces were developed as part of the "wild lutherie" initiatives at CFMI (Centre de Formation de Musiciens Intervenants) of the Charles-de-Gaulle Lille 3 University. The idea: to make brass playing and instrumental invention accessible with a simple, robust piece that is easy to implement on various setups.
For Initiation, Creation, and Collective Practices
This mouthpiece is intended for beginners, teachers, school-based facilitators, group practice workshops, and all sound creation approaches. It allows users to approach the basics (buzzing, breathing, sound production) and to test different tube lengths and bells to explore timbres and pitches, in brass bands, active pedagogy, contemporary music, or school orchestra projects.
Sound and Design
The ABS plastic cup offers comfortable contact and a reassuring grip for beginners. Depending on the tube used (diameter, length, material) and the bell, you get very different results: sharper or softer attacks, sound stability, and a more "raw" color typical of experimental instruments. The "large bore" design targets configurations requiring a more generous airflow.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
No accessories are essential: regular cleaning (warm water and mild soap, then drying) is generally sufficient for educational and group use.
Technical specifications
| Color | Black | Finishing | Glossy |
| Material | colored ABS plastic (color may vary) | Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal | for hygiene reasons, if the product has been opened, it must be free of any signs of use in order to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for a refund or exchange. |
| Compatibility | large bore | ||
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This allows the trumpet and trombone mouthpieces to be placed on a bass trombone shaft. They are too big for the horn and cornet mouthpieces.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Lugdivine adapter suitable for starting to play the trombone?
The ABS plastic cup allows beginners to work on buzzing, breathing, and sound production within an introductory framework. This design is aimed at beginners as well as educational workshops.
Can this adapter be mounted on tubes of different lengths?
It is possible to test different tube lengths and bells to modify pitches and timbres. The diameter, length, and material of the tube influence the attack and stability of the sounds.
What does "large bore" mean for this mouthpiece?
"Large bore" design is intended for setups requiring a more generous airflow. It aligns with an experimental approach to instrument making.
What maintenance is required for a Lugdivine ABS mouthpiece?
Cleaning with lukewarm water and mild soap is recommended, followed by drying. No specific maintenance accessories are considered necessary.
What precautions should be taken when returning an open mouthpiece?
For hygiene reasons, an open mouthpiece must be free from any signs of use in order to be eligible for return.
