Trumpet Mouthpiece1.5C，Silver

Wow! I am in shock that this quality mouthpiece is so inexpensive! Look up how much Bach Megatone mouthpieces go for: this one has even more weight to it. It looks great. It is very heavy! It essentially comes with the mouthpiece booster, that KGU Brass charges 60 dollars for. For me, it is in tune in all registers. It is also comfortable in all registers. This size is supposed to be darker and more orchestral. But in my case it simply opened up my range. I’ve tried all sorts of “lead” mouthpieces, and none of them gave me the same upper range access. As for how it compares to the Bach mouthpiece, I cannot comment. All I know is that this is the mouthpiece for me. I fell in love with it after getting it yesterday. It’s used to play 3C for years prior this. I just ordered another one as a backup. Buy one for yourself and try it out. For so little money it is worth the shot. It may become your main mouthpiece!

Great mouthpiece. Really gold plated. Don't taste rust after playing with it a few times. Soooo comfortable to play with. Good buy!!!

I love it so much it came on time and perfectly. Just know it is heavier than your usual mouthpiece so do be aware of that but no complaints!

The solid chunk of brass that makes up this mouthpiece is very good for centering airflow and produces great tone. This isn't exactly like a Bach 1.5C. The backbore is bigger. I have been playing on a Warburton 3S and 3M with 11 backbore and had played on a Bach 1.5C. This mouthpiece is somewhere between the two. The cup of this deeper than the 3S, but not as deep as the 3M and it's not as stuffy as the Bach. The tone is richer than the 3S and brighter than the Bach 1.5C. I've played on this just a few days, but I knew I wanted one after playing just a few notes on one a fellow orchestra member FOUND in the case of a C trumpet he had just purchased used. I'll come back and update this review after a few weeks of playing on it. If you play one anything like a Warburton 3 with a big backbore or a Bach 1.5C, the price of this mouthpiece makes it a no brainer to try. I play a Schilke B3 on Bb (.0.463" bore) and a Yamaha Xeno big bore (YTR-8445, 0.462" bore) on C. I like the tone best on the Schilke. I MAY stick with my Warbutons on the Yamaha. JimG

Doesn't fit in my trumpet but it dose sound good

It's a heavy trumpet mouthpiece that greatly improves the sound of a struggling trumpet player looking for a better sound. Definitely no complaints but it does take some getting used to. Yes I recommend this very helpful product.

This mouthpiece is made of excellent material and flawlessly crafted. The size, fit and sound are as you would expect from a much more expensive mouthpiece.

I have been using marcinkiewicz mouthpieces for many years. I bought this on a lark just to see how it played. $20 isn't much for a mouthpiece....HMFS!!!😍😍😍 This thing is amazing!

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