Pro Tec N276 3 Piece Neoprene Tuba/Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece Pouch

Pro Tec N276 3 Piece Neoprene Tuba/Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece Pouch

$ 15.95

Score By Feature

Based on 85 ratings

Easy to install

9.60

Durability

9.60

Easy to use

9.50

Sturdiness

9.90

Value for money

9.80

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Product Description

Lined with a soft, non-abrasive material.

There are three sections to the padded mouthpiece.

Attachment to the belt loop

Closes with a zipper

Pocket on the reverse side

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use a Perantucci PT50?

Yes, it will work because I have a Perantucci pt- a pt- 50, a pt- 50, a pt- 50, In my case, I have a 48 and a Conn Helleberg.

Can three Euphonium mouthpieces be stored in this pouch?

Yes, but removing the third without the removal of one of the others will be difficult. I can fit three tuba mouthpieces in mine, but I usually only use two because the third must be turned upside down.

Is it possible to use flugelhorn mouthpieces with this instrument?

This pouch should hold three flugelhorn mouthpieces just fine. Three tuba mouthpieces would not fit in this case. I bought it to hold trombone mouthpieces, but it's far too small to hold three trombone mouthpieces, and even two are too tight.

Is it better to purchase the trombone or tube size pouch for three bass trombone mouthpieces?

This may cause three trombone mouthpieces to rattle. It easily accommodates all three of my tuba mouthpieces - There's a Bach Megatone, a Back 18, and a Canadian Brass Arnold Jacobs.

Selected User Reviews For Pro Tec N276 3 Piece Neoprene Tuba/Tenor Saxophone Mouthpiece Pouch

Materials that are tough to work with Pro Tec Neoprene Tuba Mouthpiece Holder is one of my favorites

5/5

I have three mouthpieces that I switch between depending on the literature we're playing, and I keep the Pro Tec near my hip on my belt. I've found that if you take the time to position them so that the side with the black tab is pulled up high, it protects all three mouthpieces. If you don't take your time and do it correctly, your mouthpieces will collide. You can also put two mouth pieces in and use the third space for something else, such as valve oil, if you use very large mouth pieces.

Kamari Mejia

| Sep 19, 2021

Also works well with clarinets

5/5

This is where I keep my extra (bb) clarinet mouthpieces and barrels. With a little room left over, it's ideal for that. I am very happy with my purchase.

Indie Sanchez

| Jan 14, 2021

It meets my requirements

5/5

I use it to store clarinet and alto saxophone mouthpieces in their caps, and it also has a third slot for Reed guards. It was extremely beneficial.

Annalise Salas

| Oct 30, 2021

This is the best tuba purchase I've ever made; I couldn't believe it fit three mouthpieces, but it does

5/5

I use a Loud as well as two other heavyweight mouthpieces, all of which fit comfortably. Plus, there was still room in the back pouch for my berp.

Alec Gorman

| Dec 09, 2021

The following is the second

4/5

Such a great product, but the first one I bought ripped near the velcro, so I couldn't use it because I couldn't attach it to the case. In any case, it works fantastically well, and I'm confident that the last one was just one bad apple among a hundred.

Alec Riley

| Nov 23, 2021

Three tenor sax mouthpieces will fit perfectly in this case

5/5

This pouch is ideal for three tenor sax mouthpieces, two of which are metal and one of which is hard rubber, all of which have their own ligatures and caps. It also fits nicely in a Selmer case.