Mouthpiece for Trumpet
| Model name |
I.R.D (mm) |
Cup depth | Throat (mm) |
Backbore | Description | Reference | Online Store |
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| TP-11E | 15.650 | Shallow | #25(3.78) | TP-MS | Special model for super high note hitters. Produces a brilliant and speedy sound. | Schilke 6A4a (Smaller) |  |
| TP-9E | 15.950 | Shallow | #25(3.78) | TP-MS | Often prefered by studio musicians and lead trumpeters in a big band. Produces a brilliant, speedy, powerful, and also smooth sound. |
Schilke 6A4a | |
| TP-9D | Mildly shallow | #25(3.78) | TP-M | If 9E is too shallow, try this model. Not only does it produces a bright and sharp high register but also easy-low registers. |
Bach 10-1/2D (Slightly-smaller) | |
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| TP-9X | Very deep | #16(4.50) | TP-X | Cup of flugelhorn is adopted, so can produces mellow sound like flugelhorn with trumpet. The rim diameter is the smallest in the X line. |
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| TP-7E | 16.250 | Shallow | #25(3.78) | TP-M | Often prefered by lead trumpeters in a big band. If 9E is too small, this model should be chosen. |
Schilke 13A4a | |
| TP-7D | Mildly shallow | #25(3.78) | TP-M | If 7E is too shallow, this model should be chosen.Well balanced and easy to play all registeres. Playable from Bb trumpet to Piccolo trumpet. | Bach 7D (Slightly-smaller) | |
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| TP-7C | Medium | #25(3.78) | TP-M | If TP-5C is a little large, try this model. It is one of the standards and playable in all music genres. |
Bach 7C (Slightly-smaller) | |
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| TP-7X | Very deep | #16(4.50) | TP-X | Cup of flugelhorn is adopted, so can produces mellow sound like flugelhorn with trumpet. If you play "7" rim, choose this model. |
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| TP-5C | 16.550 | Medium | #25(3.78) | TP-M | If you dither choosing mouthpiece, it should be good to try this model first. All-round and perfectly fits for brass band. |
Bach 5C | |
| TP-5B | Mildly deep | #24(3.86) | TP-L | If TP-7C is too small, try this model.Mellow and rich dark sound fits for orchestra. Symphonic backbore is adopted. Rotary trumpet matches as well. | Bach 5B | |
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| TP-5X | Very deep | #16(4.50) | TP-X | Cup of flugelhorn is adopted, so can produces mellow sound like flugelhorn with trumpet. The rim diameter is medium in the X line. |
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| TP-3C | 16.850 | Medium | #25(3.78) | TP-M | If TP-5C is too small, this model should be chosen. Very popular and playable from orchestra to brass band. Its rich and powerful sound has a great tonal core. | Bach 3C | |
| TP-3B | Mildly deep | #24(3.86) | TP-L | Powerful and dark sound. Player who prefer a little large rim diameter and orchestral sound should like this model. Symphonic backbore is adoped. Rotary trumpet should match as well. | Bach 3B | |
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| TP-3X | Very deep | #16(4.50) | TP-X | Cup of flugelhorn is adopted, so can produces mellow sound like flugelhorn with trumpet. If you play "3" rim, choose this model. | - | |
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| TP-1C | 17.150 | Medium | #25(3.78) | TP-L | The most popular and best-suit model for orchestra. Very rich and symphonic sound. | Bach 1-1/4C |
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| TP-1B | Mildly deep | #24(3.86) | TP-L | This model should be suit to players who prefer a large rim and darker sound. Symphonic backbore is adoped. Rotary trumpet should match as well. | Bach 1B (Slightly-smaller) | |
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| TP-1X | Very deep | #16(4.50) | TP-X | Cup of flugelhorn is adopted, so can produces mellow sound like flugelhorn with trumpet. Rim diameter is the largest in the X line. | - | |