Studio Master Specifications
All models have a #27 throat except the LT models which all have a #28 throat.
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Standard Features
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| 10 | Semi-wide, 16.00mm (.630") inner diameter |
| 2 | Semi-wide, 17.25mm (.679") inner diameter |
| 4 | Standard, 16.45mm (.647") inner diameter |
| 6 | Semi-wide, 16.40mm (.645") inner diameter |
| LD | Very shallow |
| LD, LDV, and LDS | Really "wide open". These models favor those players who may have wanted to use a shallow mouthpiece in the past, but felt they never could get enough air into them. |
| LDS | Medium shallow |
| LDV | Shallow |
| LT | Very Shallow |
| LT, LTV and LTS | Extra resistance for those players who like the feeling of "something to push against." Choose the cup depth that best accommodates your personal needs allowing for adequate room for free vibration and sound production. |
| LTS | Medium shallow |
| LTV | Shallow |
| LX | Very shallow |
| LX, XV, XS, XMS, and XM | Feature a tighter backbore. While these models are still more free blowing than most shallow mouthpiece designs, they offer just a bit more resistance than their counterparts. |
| SP | Shallow |
| VM | Shallow V |
| VM and VMS | Preferred "crossover" pieces. These models are great favorites among players doing "Pops" concerts, stage shows and musicals. |
| VMS | Medium shallow V |
| XM | Shallow V |
| XMS | Medium Shallow V |
| XS | Medium Shallow |
| XV | Shallow |
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