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PT-72 Symphonic low end
For some time I had been trying to match the perfect mouthpiece with my Mira Norwegian Star 283B. This sounds straightforward, but I have found it problematic.
I was able to discuss Perantucci mp options with Bob Tucci via email (and what a great guy he is!). He recommended the PT-72 for me in my orchestral work.
The manufacture quality of the mp is extremely good.
Compared with other makers the price is better value.
The mouthpiece itself is great in the low register. Low notes speak easily. The middle register is strong with a wide and bold sound.
The upper register is harder, but with practice it does come.
The PT-84 would suit someone, I feel, that is playing a compensated EEb in a brass band.
However, the PT-72 should be considered by anyone using an F or Eb tuba in a wind band or orchestra, where they are looking for a good symphonic low end.
I was able to discuss Perantucci mp options with Bob Tucci via email (and what a great guy he is!). He recommended the PT-72 for me in my orchestral work.
The manufacture quality of the mp is extremely good.
Compared with other makers the price is better value.
The mouthpiece itself is great in the low register. Low notes speak easily. The middle register is strong with a wide and bold sound.
The upper register is harder, but with practice it does come.
The PT-84 would suit someone, I feel, that is playing a compensated EEb in a brass band.
However, the PT-72 should be considered by anyone using an F or Eb tuba in a wind band or orchestra, where they are looking for a good symphonic low end.
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