WHY YOUR BRASS INSTRUMENT ISN’T CONSISTENT!

[@rosemariewilcock235]

Thank you! This is so helpful

[@go3002]

Thank you for making these kind of videos. It's very difficult for me to go to trade shows due to being on another continent, so these are helpful!

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Since I can't do as many shows as I used to I will be making more videos, thanks for watching.

[@zhenlei1825]

Thanks for making this video! Very helpful!

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

No problem

[@SuperKeswick]

Very very useful , thank you

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Thanks for watching appreciate it.

[@okyouknowwhat]

Hello Christan! I'm curious if you can talk about your knowledge of replating mouthpieces! I own a mouthpiece of yours I really like, but it has some plating loss on the rim.

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Use Anderson Silverplate in Elkhart for replating mouthpieces. They provide a good service for a good price.

[@anthonykaiser974]

Explains why some guys swear by this, what they call "clocking the mouthpiece."

[@raymondlam9066]

great video man wish your back issue will be fine soon

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

Thanks Raymond. Hope to see you sometime in 2023.

[@gregcampbell8888]

Interesting- does this mean mouthpieces have a finite life?

[@griegomouthpieces4760]

If not properly taken care of, yes. Plating also will wear and it's not best to play on raw brass long term. It's always a good idea to have a backup mouthpiece that you love in case one gets damaged. Just like a backup slide, a great idea.