Denis Wick AT#Y / AT#UY
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Re: Denis Wick AT#Y / AT#UY
I do not have the answer, but I will tag @tindalltuba.
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Dr. James M. Green
Lecturer in Music--Ohio Northern University
Adjunct Professor of Music--Ohio Christian University
Gronitz PF 125
Miraphone 1291CC
Miraphone Performing Artist
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Lecturer in Music--Ohio Northern University
Adjunct Professor of Music--Ohio Christian University
Gronitz PF 125
Miraphone 1291CC
Miraphone Performing Artist
www.russiantuba.com
Re: Denis Wick AT#Y / AT#UY
The link you shared is explaining the difference between a European shank mouthpiece and an American shank mouthpiece. My curiosity was why some of the American shank mouthpieces are labeled as AT#Y, and others AT#UY (both American shank) and if there are any differences between them, or if it's just a stamping change that happened at some point.
I found my answer, though. Thank you.
Last edited by Guest on Thu Mar 27, 2025 10:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Denis Wick AT#Y / AT#UY
The “U” is for ultra. I haven’t really followed these mouthpieces but maybe the AT#Y was an early model. That’s happened with other Wick mouthpieces where the ultra version came out after an original version.