Model GH Cup

Model GH CupA free* bore member to the G family. Designed with a tapered bore entrance** the GH gives you the feeling of a sensitive, high resistance cup at pp but lets you lean into it all the way up to a brilliant, efficient fff without breaking up, losing core, or losing control. Excellent on original Geyers and modern horns that follow the slow growing lead pipe tapers of those designs (Schmidt, Hill, Hatch, to name a few). If your horn is more "open" or

A “free”* bore member to the G family.  Designed with a tapered bore entrance** the GH gives you the feeling of a sensitive, high-resistance cup at pp but lets you lean into it all the way up to a brilliant, efficient fff without breaking up, losing core, or losing control.

Excellent on original Geyers and modern horns that follow the slow-growing lead-pipe tapers of those designs (Schmidt, Hill, Hatch, to name a few).  If your horn is more "open" or "free blowing" consider also the GM which works nicely with lower resistance horns.

The original GH achieved some of these goals; it had a fantastic playing feel and response but just produced too monochromatic of a sound for it to be generally everyday cup.  This retains a lot of the good parts of the original but fixes the lack of power and color change.

#1|#13 conical bore, medium-shallow cup.

*You can read more about "free" vs "control" bores here.

**The cup tapers to a #1 drill bore at a shallow depth then tapers to the true bore of #13 fairly deep in