The only thing you have to do:
Send your mouthpiece to us.

We take care of the following steps of the refining process.
We will return your mouthpiece to you 3-5 weeks after the coating date.

Address:

Diamond Brass
St. Anna-Weg 13
A-6632 Ehrwald
AUSTRIA  |  EU






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If you are   N O T  living in the European Union and you want to coat your mouthpieces by Diamond Brass:
PLEASE SEND US A MESSAGE BEFORE SHIPPING - WE GIVE YOU VERY NECESSARY INFORMATION ABOUT THE CUSTOM DECLARATION.

Please note:
Goods imported into the EU for processing purposes—and subsequently re-exported upon completion—are generally exempt from VAT. Nevertheless, import-related costs may still apply. Therefore, the process of importing a package into the EU for this purpose requires a special customs declaration in order to minimize these import costs. Any costs arising from resulting customs duties will be automatically added to your invoice. 
Thank you for your understanding.
 

I'm Maximilian Petz, born in 1998 and raised in Ehrwald, Tyrol. During my time at Musikgymnasium Innsbruck, an upper secondary focussing on education in music, I wanted a new golden suface on my mouthpiece, because the old one dropped of and the raw brass was showing. I spoke to a trombone colleague from my hometown wind band about that issue, who is also a coating-physician. After some discussion about the wanted properties of a good surface we decided to give "Artificial Diamond" a try. Practice sessions showed that this is an incredible innovation. Some months later I got to speak with Dany Bonvin (Munich Phil.) about the black mouthpiece and let him feel the coating. He was instantly excited about my product and wanted to try a "black mouthpiece" too. I thought, when Usain Bolt wants a running-shoe from you, you shouldn‘t hesitate to produce one of him and the same goes for Dany Bonvin. I founded the company Diamond Brass, in order to serve all those people, who want the opportunity to play on an innovative diamond-coated surface.

My actual job is making music as a basstrombonist, organist and music writer for my ensemble "Austrian Brass Consort". Currently I am playing at the Wiesbaden State Opera and studying master at Hochschule für Musik und Theater München with Prof. Quirin Willert and Prof. Benjamin Appel. (both Munich Philharmonic)

But what I really enjoy is getting to know other musicians like you and seeing how Diamond Brass excellerates progress, motivation and joy in playing.

I'm very open to your suggestions, or be it just a typical brass discussion about instrument, mouthpiece and literature.
I'm looking forward to your message!