What is the best size trumpet mouthpiece?
If you are looking for a new mouthpiece, Bach is generally the way to go. 7C is the most common, but 3C and 5C can also be good choices depending on comfort. Other reputable manufacturers like Yamaha and Schilke provide a similar selection that can easily be compared to other Bach offerings. When in doubt, try one out!
Which trumpet mouthpiece should I use?
A player using a medium-large bore Bb or C trumpet or a Bb cornet should generally use a mouthpiece no shallower than the Bach C cup and preferably, slightly deeper cups such as a B or A. For the small tenor trombone, a medium-deep mouthpiece cup such as the 7C, 11C or 12C is preferred.
Where are Schilke trumpets made?
Melrose Park, IL USA
Schilke Music Products Referred to as “Custom Built,” we make each instrument by hand with the sense of attention and detail of a custom builder. All parts are produced at our facility in Melrose Park, IL USA.
What is the difference between 3C 5C and 7C trumpet mouthpiece?
mouthpiece 7C, is easier for playing. After a period of exercise, the lip muscles become stronger, then you can consider changing to 5C, then to 3C. The mouthpieces are silver plated, smooth and perfect in every single detail.
How long does it take to get used to a new trumpet mouthpiece?
Keep playing the new instrument with your “old” mouthpiece first until you are 100% confident with it (this can take up to 6 weeks, but I hope you’re not in a hurry…) and then (much) later you could start to look for another mouthpiece if you still feel you need to.
Is Schilke a good trumpet?
Like many American trumpet players of my generation, I used Schilke for high pitched trumpet playing but not for anything else. It played better than most cornets and better than any C trumpet I had ever played so I bought it on impulse.
How much do Schilke trumpets cost?
Compare with similar items
| This item Schilke Trumpet – Standard (10B1) | Yamaha Trumpet Bb YTR 2330S Standard SILVER With “Semi-Hard case” | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,175.00 | $77499 |
| Sold By | Park Ave Music Center San Jose Ca. | D-Solution |
| Instrument Key | B Flat | B Flat |
| Item Dimensions | 22.25 x 12 x 9.5 inches | — |
Are trumpet players good kissers?
Trumpet players are known for having strong lip muscles and also high control of the tongue and lip muscles which tend to make them better kissers. However, it’s important to relax your lip muscles while kissing, which might take a little practice for trumpeters.
How big is a Schilke mouthpiece compared to Bach?
Bach/Schilke listed at the top for comparison. Please do not take diameter measurements too seriously. Most of the time the difference in columns can be 0.02 of an inch (0.5 mm). Not much really. The measurements are done for comparison purposes of relative sizes.
What does the number 14 mean on a Schilke mouthpiece?
The first number (i.e. “14”) refers to the cup diameter; smaller numbers have smaller diameters. Cup diameters increase as the model number increases.
Which is the best rim for a Schilke?
The #3 standard Schilke rim has the feel that most players prefer in a rim. It has a flat enough contour to distribute the slight pressure needed to provide an air seal but is rounded slightly to offer increased flexibility. The flatter #4 rim provides cushion and comfort in the upper register.
What’s the difference between Model 14 and 14a4a?
The model 14A4a has a shallower ‘A’ cup, flatter ‘4’ rim shape, and a tighter ‘a’ backbore than the #14 model. 14 refers to “Cup Diameter”= smallest numbers have the smallest diameters. Diameter size increases as the number increases. 1. Roundest 2. Semi-Round 3. Standard 4. Semi-flat 5. Flattest a. Tight, focused b.
