- Ø: diameter
- All specs in millimeter
G: Standard edge of the Breslmair G-series, very good sound results
| inner Ø 16,722 | outside Ø 27,500 | Ø between highest points rim 21,032 |
1C: Rim similar to a Bach 1C (copy)
| inner Ø16,950 | outside Ø 27,261 | Ø between highest points rim 20,511 |
2C: Copy of a Bach 2C rim.
| inner Ø 16,629 | outside Ø 26,893 | Ø between highest points rim xxx |
V: Similar Bach 1 1/4, very good results
| inner Ø 16,877 | outside Ø 27,315 | Ø between highest points rim 21,019 |
V2: Copy of a Bach 1 1/4, modified.
| inner Ø 16,677 | Ø diameter 27,115 | Ø between highest points rim 20,819 |
V16-E: Edge from original V rim narrowed by 0.4 mm
| inner Ø 16,477 | Ø diameter 26,915 | Ø between highest points rim 20,619 |
14: Similar to Schilke 14, Szoltan Kellner, Baden, 2004
| inner Ø 16,610 | outside Ø 27,157 | Ø between highest points rim 20,616 |
14X: Adam Rixer, Luxembourg, to Bach 1 1 / 4C Mt. Vernon
| inner Ø 16,913 | outside Ø 27,426 | Ø between highest points rim 20,960 |
114-i: Copy of a Bach 1 1/4C rim.
| inner Ø 16,994 | outside Ø 27,498 | Ø between highest points rim 21,015 |
E4-G: According to Hans Gansch, Old Viennese border, similar to 15E4
| inner Ø 16,633 | outside Ø 27,626 | Ø between highest points rim 20,790 |
112: Similar to V. Bach 1 1/2
| inner Ø 16,645 | outside Ø 27,210 | Ø between highest points rim 20,449 |
GT: Gabor Tarkoevy, Berlin Philharmonic
| inner Ø 16,656 | outside Ø 27,472 | Ø between highest points rim 20,609 |
L: Rand Prof. J. Levora, teacher of Prof. J. Pomberger (Vienna Philharmonic)
| inner Ø 16,780 | outside Ø 27,376 | Ø between highest points rim 20,854 |
H: Copy of a Bach 1 1/2C rim and modified.
| inner Ø 16,829 | outside Ø 27,432 | Ø between highest points rim 20,681 |
12X: Copy of a Bach 1 1/2C rim.
3C: Rim Tamas Velenczei (Berliner Philharmoniker), after Bach 3C Mt. Vernon
| inner Ø 16,824 | outside Ø 27,300 | Ø between highest points rim 20,809 |
4X: According to D.Wick 4X, Helmut Demmer, Lower Austria Tonkünstler
| inner Ø 16,876 | outside Ø 28,199 | Ø between highest points rim 20,923 |
K: Inner edge corresponds to G, little wider than G
| inner Ø 16,721 | outside Ø 28,001 | Ø between highest points rim 21,290 |
A: Round, pleasant edge, Breslmair 1986
| inner Ø 16,606 | outside Ø 27,799 | Ø between highest points rim 21,010 |
3-G: Copy of a Bach 3 rim ( after the mouthpiece of Arnold Mehl)
| inner Ø 16,694 | outside Ø 27,229 | Ø between highest points rim 20,743 |
L8-C: Edge L narrowed to bowl width 15.8, high quality piccolo rim
| inner Ø 16,180 | outside Ø 26,776 | Ø between highest points rim 20,254 |
7D-B: Similar Bach 7DW from 1988, wide and pleasantly tight
| inner Ø 15,974 | outside Ø 27,875 | Ø between highest points rim 19,998 |
BB-C: Rim for Piccolo, Karl Breslmair *1975
| inner Ø 16,096 | outside Ø 27,890 | Ø between highest points rim 21,000 |
7EW-D: Copy of a Bach 7EW rim.
HH: Copy of the Toshi mouthpiece played by Håkan Hardenberger.
Similar to a Bach 2C rim but a little more flat.
5C-G: Copy of a Bach 5C rim.
3CP: A new copy of the famous Bach Mount Vernon 3C rim! This mouthpiece was received through a costumer at the Vortruba shop in Vienna. Really enjoyable rim.
* All rims can be made in even more different materials by request! Through the contact page, you can ask me for the different prices for goldplated rims, Acryl rims (plastic) and wooden rims! We also make the same rims in heavyweight or in anti allergic titanium!