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razeontherock
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[quote="Schilkeshaker"] | razeontherock wrote: | | botahoratiu wrote: |
He had to play Maynard's design of mouthpiece, and the MF horn, too. |
"...had to..." - Why?!  |
Cuz the Boss said so ... remember their sound on a Shure SM58?  |
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botahoratiu
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| Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 6:17 am Post subject: |
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[quote="razeontherock"] | Schilkeshaker wrote: | | razeontherock wrote: | | botahoratiu wrote: |
He had to play Maynard's design of mouthpiece, and the MF horn, too. |
"...had to..." - Why?! |
Cuz the Boss said so ... remember their sound on a Shure SM58? |
that is hard to believe
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ljazztrm
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| Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 6:57 am Post subject: |
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Like another poster mentioned, if you bottom out on a shallow Schilke 'A' cup style of mouthpiece, you probably won't have success with an MF design either. Several years ago I took a couple of months to learn to play an MF design piece.. It made me a more efficient player and I'm very glad I did it. Nowadays I play a mouthpiece design similar to MF's design from the 50's.. It's just a smaller diameter and slightly more bite to the rim.. and not a complete 'V' cup.. I can switch back to the MF piece just fine.. but these particular couple of pieces I use give me the most power of all I have. Best, Lex
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