the JSV2 Mouthpiece Review

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disclaimer: it is SO HOT today, and my playing feels a little less than normal - welcome to the new normal! Timings in the comments and bottom of the description as well.
Today we're trying out the JSV2 from Houghton Horns. This is John Sebastian Vera's Signature mouthpiece, and it looks beautiful and plays great. We're contrasting it today with my two favorite mouthpieces - my personal daily driver, an LI Brass 550E, which is my soloist and chamber mouthpiece (full disclosure I am an artist with this company) and a Doug Elliot 104 XT G* G8 mouthpiece that I love for brass quintet playing and commercial work.
02:02 Bolero on the JSV2
04:12 la Gazza Ladra on the JSV2
04:47 la Gazza Ladra on the LI Brass 550E
05:50 la Gazza Ladra on the Doug Elliott 104 XT G* G8
06:51 Saint-Saens 3 on the JSV2
07:34 Saint-Saens 3 on the LI Brass 550E
08:19 Saint-Saens 3 on the Doug Elliott
08:58 Extreme High Range Stuff on the JSV2
09:38 Exterme High Range on the LI Brass 550E
10:20 Extreme High Range on the Doug Elliott
11:39 David Opening on the JSV2
12:17 David take 2 on the JSV2
12:48 David on the LI Brass 550E
13:46 Articulation Sample on the JSV2
14:44 Articulation Sample on the LI Brass 550E

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11 сен 2024

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@WilliamLang 2 месяца назад

Update on the mouthpiece! You can find them through Houghton Horns at houghtonhorns.com/products/verus-sebastian-vera-tenor-trombone-mouthpiece-verusjsv the JSV line is from Pickett Brass, not Bob Reeves like I thought!

@szatkowskiartur Месяц назад

Have a question about intonation differences on each mouthpiece. I also love to experiment with mouthpieces and the problem is there is lot of models that seems not perfect in intonation. Bb is sharp F is sharp more than it normally is. In my case it is connected with cup depth. If it is shallower than the intonation is worse. What are Your experiences?

@WilliamLang Месяц назад

I find with the deeper cup mouthpieces that I like to use, that I have to make sure to I'm not relying on positions and expectations, but that I'm constantly using my ear to hear the intervals instead of waiting until something sounds "wrong". But that might be the same no matter what equipment I'm using, tbh.