EastRock 1.5C Trumpet Mouthpiece Silver Plated Bb Trompeta Mouthpiece Trumpet Instrument Accessories Vacuum Packed

My Bach 1 1/2 C mouthpiece was stolen. I’ve been playing on a Yamaha 11c and I know I could get a deeper richer sound with my Bach, I just didn’t want to pay $80 for a new one. I took a chance and bought this and am super grateful I did! It’s a great mouthpiece. I would have never known it wasn’t a Back. Try it, it’s definitely worth it!!!

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My kid is in the high school marching band, so they give him the silver marching band trumpet (fancy). He also has the leased trumpet that he has been playing for 3 years. I wanted him to have a mouth piece to keep in the case with the leased trumpet, so he doesn't get to a marching band gig with the fancy trumpet only to find that his 3C is in the other case - which is in the band room at the school because he forgot to bring it home on Friday. (do we all have the same kid?? )Comparing the EastRock to a Bach 3CHis report as the musician: It fits the trumpet, feels, and plays no differently than the Bach 3C.My report as the listener: There is a very slight difference in timbre and tone, but it sounds perfectly fine. It is pleasing to listen to, just ever-so-slightly different. Recording 2 tracks with just changing the mouthpieces would sound like 2 trumpet players playing on 2 different instruments, with neither one sounding any better than the other.- I can't speak to its longevity, but it's hard to go wrong for like $12.- If you're looking to have a backup mouthpiece and don't want to spend Bach $$, this will get the job done.- If Bach $$ makes a big dent in the family budget, this one is more than a suitable alternative.

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Works perfect and great pitch