Kelly KELLYberg Tuba Mouthpiece, Radical Green

After all these years of playing, I never thought about buying a plastic mouthpiece. I finally purchased this for tubachristmas and I wish I did 20 years ago. Suprisingly solid tone and comfortable

I use this on my Miraphone and love it..I have a sensitive front tooth and this helps the vibration. I am not a professional, but it works as well as the metal version for me. Of course, the color is just a statement for me. My son has the same in like green.

Same size as metal tuba mouthpiece and fit in sousaphone perfectly. Great for cold weather playing.

It works great! I use it for a Yamaha Sousaphone in a college level marching band. It’s nice to have a mouthpiece that I don’t have to be super delicate with. It has some wear and tear after about two months of use, but it still looks and plays great.

I was in a pinch and needed a mouth piece for my sons Tuba and decided to go with this hoping it would work and it does. He loves it and says it is more comfortable than his old metal (brass?) one .

I was a little hesitant about ordering a plastic mouthpiece, but this one has some nice features. I use it to warm up the horn (saving me the problem of having a cold horn and a cold mouthpiece simultaneously to deal with). After warming up the horn, I swap to my Bach. The sound from the metal Bach is full and rich, compared to the relatively thinner sound from this plastic mouthpiece, but I don't perform with the KELLYberg, so that limitation doesn't matter all that much. It's also great for traveling, since it's light and I can pack it along with my BERP and buzz happily in locations where I couldn't possibly bring my tuba.

Make it simple and it sounds great!

Nice. Haven't been able to use it yet but it looks like a nice piece. Slightly thinner than I thought it would be