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.
 
 
 
* All rims can be made in even more different materials by request! Through the contact page, you can ask me for prices for Acryl rims (plastic) and wooden rims!