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!