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Screw Rim Modifications

We are now offering Wedge screw rim modifications of the most popular trumpet mouthpieces as part of our regular stock. These will no longer be considered custom orders and can be returned if they are not suitable. This is a great way to see if the Wedge rim works well for you by comparing your own equipment to exactly the same mouthpiece with the only change being a Wedge rim.

Screw rim modifications are done as follows:

  1. The mouthpiece is placed in the CNC machine and the cup is measured with a digital probe.
  2. The original rim and upper 0.1" of the cup are removed.
  3. 766-36 threads, found on Bach screw rims, are added to the remaining under-part.
  4. A new Wedge screw rim is programmed and milled based on the measurements of the original cup. The rim is designed so as to retain the cup depth of the original mouthpiece.
  5. The original mouthpiece under-part and new rim are then placed in a lathe together, and the two are adjusted by hand in order to achieve a perfect, almost invisible blend.
  6. Both the underpart and new rim are then plated.

 

French Horn

Custom French horn mouthpiece modifications are now available as a screw rim modification. Work will begin soon on a line of Wedge French horn mouthpieces from Wedge blanks.

Prices - you supply the base mouthpiece

  • Screw rim modification of your existing mouthpiece $35.
  • Custom Wedge screw rim $175, including re-plating of the underpart.
  • Total combined cost $210.

 

Prices of stock screw rim mouthpieces

  • These prices vary depending on the value of the base mouthpiece used. We have an excellent source of used mouthpieces from which we can draw to provide economical base models. Call or e-mail for a price.

 

 

 

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Testimonials

"The Wedge, for all it's unconventional rim characteristics, felt comfortable right from the get-go. It seems to have a 'grip' that I have not found in other mouthpieces, and along with that seems to come an added degree of flexibility. It feels good and I love the sound... full at the bottom and crisp at the top. There's always something new under the sun!"

Gabriel Mark Hasselbach
Performer, Recording Artist, and Producer
Vancouver, BC