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CowTurk
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 Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2023 7:37 am Post subject: GR 3m Greg Black equivalent |
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| I'm looking to see what options to pick on the Greg Black website to get a mouthpiece similar as possible to a GR 3m. What should I pick? |
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kehaulani
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info@gregblackmouthpieces.com
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Lawler Bb
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I’d suggest trying a Greg Black 3CS or possibly a 3M. The GB M cup may be a little shallower than a GR M cup. Also, GB .650 feels similar to GR .660. I currently have a GB 3C, 3CD, 3M, and Kenny Rampton. And a GR 66L (and recently had a 66MX and 66M-B). All very similar diameter and rim shape, though the GBs are more comfortable than the GRs.
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Lawler Bb
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