BACH trumpet mouthpiece 10 1 / 2C silver plated Free Ship w/Tracking# New Japan

Description:

Suitable for those who do not have strong lips, good for solo and C tubes.
The high range is beautiful, the bass range also sounds rich, and the mouthpiece is popular along with the 7C.

Diameter: 15.9mm
Cup Depth: M (Medium)
Rim Thickness: MW (Medium)
Product Model Number: 35110HC
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 10 1/2C
Back Bach Trumpet Mouthpiece Size: 10-1/2C Silver Plated Finish Most often used from professionals to beginners all over the world.
Level up a poor instrument and a good instrument will be even better.
It has a rich volume, excellent intonation, responds well from high to low notes, has a rich resonance, the grain of the sound is aligned over the entire range, and moderate resistance prevents fatigue.
Suitable for those who do not have strong lips, good for solo and C tubes.
The high range is beautiful, the bass range also sounds rich, and the mouthpiece is popular along with the 7C.
Diameter: 15.9mm Cup Depth: M (Normal) Rim Thickness: MW (Medium) BACH MP TRUMPET 10 1/2C

Please note that choosing the perfect

mouthpiece is more difficult than choosing the perfect instrument.
Standard Series Mouthpiece
CheckpointsYour success as a musician depends on the choice of mouthpiece that will guide your potential correctly.
The back mouthpiece that suits you can improve your ambush and help with attack, tanging, and endurance.
Professionals and good students tend to prefer large mouthpieces that can produce loud volumes without difficulty.
The large mouthpiece allows the apature to be enlarged, resulting in a clear and pure sound.
The larger diameter of the cup means that the vibrating part of the lips is larger, which creates a louder volume.
It also properly develops the muscles around the lips and promotes the growth of the player.
However, students should find a medium size that fits the status quo Don't choose a mouthpiece just because someone else is using it.
Because no two lines of the same lips and teeth are alike.
It may suit one person perfectly but not another.
The back is available in a number of models, so you can find the best mouthpiece for every ambush of any player.
A: Very deep.
B: Somewhat deep.
C: Medium.
D: Somewhat shallow.
E: Shallow.
F: Very shallow.
V: Very deep V-shaped.
VM: Somewhat deep V-type.
SV: Shallow V-type.
W: Wide cushion rim.
Level up a poor instrument and a good instrument will be even better.
It has a rich volume, excellent intonation, responsiveness from high to low notes, rich in resonance, grain of sound over the entire range, and moderate resistance prevents fatigue.


* Loud: Increases the volume of
the sound (volume) and makes it easier to control * Small: Relieves fatigue and covers lack of strength.
* Deep: It will be a dark sound, especially in the bass range.
* Shallow: Brightens the sound, especially in the high-pitched range, and speeds up the reaction.
It will be easier to produce high tones.
* Wide: Increase endurance.
* Narrow: Increase flexibility and expand range.
* Round: It is easier to blow.
* Angular: The sound becomes brighter and the attack becomes accurate. The back bore of the mouthpiece is
also very important, relating to the rim, cup shape and throat, as well as to the caliber and type of the instrument on which the mouthpiece is used.
If the backbore is too small, the treble will be difficult to resonate, and if it is too large, the mouthpiece will not have enough resistance, and after a short period of playing, the lips will get tired quickly.
- Large: You can make a loud volume, but the pianissimo is difficult and easy to get tired, but the treble range becomes sharp.
- Small: The treble range is easy to emit, but in other words, it becomes a tight tone, and the bass range becomes sharp.