Trumpet Mouthpieces

• Medium cup
• Cup diameter 16.2 mm
• Slightly wider, rounded rim
• Backbore: 10
• Silver-plated
• Ideal for brass players with strong lips
• Comfortable rim

• For trumpets
• Internal diameter: 17.75 mm
• Cup depth: Medium depth
• Backbore: Standard B
• Silver-plated

• Has been produced since 2004
• "Q" is Warburton's most aggressive backbore

• B 6

• Cup depth similar to Bach 3C
• Edge number 41
• Cup diameter: 16.23 mm (41/64")
• Backbore No. 69
• Silver-plated

• Medium cup
• Cup diameter 16.25 mm
• Medium wide, well rounded toward the inside and outside, fairly flat rim
• Backbore 10
• Silver plated
• For players with a strong embouchure who do not like a sharp edge
• The tone is lively and rich.

• For trumpet
• Size 1C
• Heavy version
• Medium cup
• Cup diameter: 17.00 mm
• Medium-wide rim
• Backbore: 10
• Silver plated
• A bit lighter and more brilliant in tone than the model 1B

• Model: Meister Hablowetz 65-18 USA
• Inner cup diameter: 15.0 mm
• Bore: 3.0 mm
• Cup depth: Flat
• Double cup
• Medium wide rim
• Silver-plated

KGUbrass Trumpet Mouthpiece Booster Cone, for most popular standard mouthpiece models like Bach, Yamaha, Schilke, allows to gain characteristics of MEGATONE with favorite standard mouthpiece, middle-weight booster model, designed to add easy tone improve effect, you will feel changes in instrument's response, targeting notes gets easier in whole range and on the other side light weight almost do not changing instrument's balance during performance, length approx. 50mm, weight approx. 55g (0.12lbs), brass silver plated and polished

• For trumpet 7
• For jazz and light music, bright, sharp sound
• Silver-plated

• Medium cup
• Cup diameter: 15.1 mm
• Medium-wide edge
• Backbore: 10
• Silver-plated
• A lively, clear, brilliant tone
• For trumpeters with small lips who tire easily

• Inner diameter: 17.0 mm
• Bore: 3.66 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Gold-plated

Note: To fill the mouthpiece, open the bell to the stop screw (counter-clockwise) and fill completely with water. Now swivel the mouthpiece (shaft and bell should touch the worktop) and let excess water run out. While maintaining the angle, screw the bell back in clockwise.

Please note: Do not tighten the bell all the way, there should be a small gap between the rim and the bell. The water should be renewed regularly.

• Further development of the L bore
• Enlarged volume leads to very fine sound formation
• Silver-plated

• Size: 41 / S
• Shallow cup
• Edge number 41
• Cup diameter: Ø 16.23 mm (41/64")
• Silver-plated

• For G1W trumpet
• For 3-part modular system
• Bore: 3.800 mm
• Cup depth: Very deep
• Large orchestra model for German trumpet
• Silver-plated

• Inner cup diameter: 16.3 mm
• Very comfortable mouthpiece for professional use
• Weight: 165 g
• Silver-plated
• Handmade in Argentina

• Medium cup
• Cup diameter: 15.70 mm
• Medium wide, round edge
• Backbore 10
• Silver-plated
• A medium-sized mouthpiece with a pleasant, metallic, clear tone
• Very easy response, especially in high registers
• The ideal model for wind players with a delicate approach

• E8.7 Mic Gillete Signature model
• Outer diameter: 27.46 mm
• Inner diameter 16.33 mm
• Cup depth: 10.13 mm
• Bore: 3.86 mm
• Total length 87.63 mm
• Rim contour: Medium round
• Silver-plated
• Silver-plated, similar to Jet-Tone Studio D

• Ronald Romm (Canadian Brass) Signature model
• Silver-plated

JK Big Band Exclusive 6DB mouthpiece for trumpet, rim diameter 27,30mm, cup diameter 16,60mm, bore 3,60mm, medium-flat cup, silver plated