Flip Oakes on flugelhorn mouthpiece/receiver tapers

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Published 2018-08-02
Flip demonstrates the differences between flugelhorn mouthpiece/receiver tapers: the large Morse taper, the small Morse taper, and the French taper.

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All Comments (10)
  • @jahnnyquest
    Thanks Flip! Still look forward to meeting you one of these days I’ve heard about you for years and we have omg crossed paths but I’ve played with a number of guys who know you .🎺
  • @SnurpyTheCat
    I have an old Couesnon that I bought that is missing the receiver and pipe. Does anyone know where I could get a replacement?
  • @novaj5
    I have a Van Laar flugelhorn and your small morse tapered X7 fits like how your large morse example does in the video (a little deeper actually - it stops where the ring on the neck of the mouthpiece lines up with receiver entrance, but doesn't rock). Is this Okay? Van Laar flugels are known as small morse but I think they actually make it somewhere between small and large. Curry's small morse piece actually fails to fit in... its cup blank hits the receiver before locking in.
  • @rychubil
    Which taper fit for flugelhorn B&H Sovereign? My one has nr 647165, probably form 1979 or 1980.
  • @trumpetcoder
    Every time I forget which taper is on my flugelhorn I come here. This will not be the last time.