Based on our standard trombone mouthpiece models, the Symphony Series Tenor Trombone and Bass Trombone models have modified rim contours, cup shapes, throats and backbores creating a responsive balance in resistance and blowing freedom along with attack clarity that will appeal to the contemporary trombonist. Schilke Symphony Series mouthpieces continue a tradition in outstanding Schilke workmanship combining old world craftsmanship with the demands of the modern brass player.
L = Large shank for Large Bore Tenor Trombone, Baritone or Euphonium
B = Bass Trombone
| Â Model | Throat | Description | Shank |
| D5.1 | K | A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core and excellent articulation clarity. Resistance variables are ideal for a principal player. | L |
| D5.2 | K | A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core. | L |
| D5.3 | K | A Standard cup shape that provides a deeper bottom to the sound core. | L |
| D6.0 | O | Slightly more open feel than a standard Schilke 60 while maintaining the same rim diameter. It includes a large Schmidt backbore and more open “O†throat. Maintaining efficiency, this extra large bowl provides more depth to the sound core with clarity and consistency at all dynamic levels. | B |