Vincent Bach 5VFL flugelhorn mouthpiece - 2000s Small Morse taper shank

Description: The Vincent Bach 5VFL was introduced, and this example is from the 2000s or so, based on the stamp.Unlike many earlier Bach flugel pieces, it has a V-cup funnel found on many 2010s-present models [though some "classic" models seem to retain the goblet cup]. In fact, it's basically identical to the 5V cornet/trumpet mouthpiece, with a larger backbore to take advantage of the larger flugelhorn shank. This gives the flugelhorn a medium-dark sound, and a bit less defined/less edge because of the V-funnel, large throat versions. The cup is deeper than the Amati-Kraslice 1-1/2, close in depth to the Lausmann OEM Benge 3FL & Yamaha Japan 16F4, and not quite as deep as the newer Bach 3DFL & 12CWFL. From the 1980s on, the Small Morse taper shank was standard on these - recent examples seem to have even smaller shanks than the 1980s-2000s versions, which often still fit in Large Morse receivers. We try to show the Small Morse fit with the Conn 24A stencil from Willson [Kurath] in Switzerland, and oversize Large Morse fit with the Amati-Kraslice B-226/AFH-201, and sometimes a Conn 1F "Vintage One" leadpipe. This example is in great playing shape, with nice silver plating and a few microscratches & light nicks. The shank is in good shape and round. Sold as-is, no returns, pay within 3 days. US shipping free - caveat emptor as we cannot take responsibility for any mishandling/loss on the part of the courier at any point - this is FOB shipping point. By buying, you [the buyer] agree to the potential risk of the package not arriving due to courier mishap - be aware of these conditions.Usually we get the item in the mail within 1-2 days.Please note shipping delays may still occur. It could take ~an extra week in some cases.

Price: 64.99 USD

Location: Springfield, Ohio

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