Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C Silver Plated Bullet Shape Vaccum Package | Silver-Plated Trumpet Mouthpiece, Brass Construction, Standard Bore, Trumpet Accessory for Beginners & Players

I purchased both the 3C and 5C, and both work well. I use the 3C for a wide-bore trumpet and the 5C for a medium-wide trumpet. One reason I like these is they allow me to inexpensively try different mouthpieces to get an idea of what size works best. I am happy with both of these. I used them several weeks and neither one showed signs of the silver plating wearing off.

Es una muy buena boquilla considerando el precio. Vale la pena comprar el producto para no invertir demasiado si estas en el proceso de probar diferente medidas de boquillas. Su sonido es amplio y tiene muy buena respuesta. La recomiendo ampliamente ya que se siente un producto de calidad y su presentación y empaque es realmente bueno para lo que cuesta este artículo.

Es de buena calidad, cumple con mis expectativas.

I'm a long time (decades) woodwind player. I played in community college stage and concert bands. I have dabbled on trumpet over the years with really no long term serious practice to build trumpet embouchure strength and range. So with that caveat, I recently picked up a student horn in good playing condition that included a Bach 7c. I bought a Yamaha 11b4, and three Eastrock mouthpieces labeled 7c, 5c, and 3c. All five of the mouthpieces seem about the same to me. I expect an intermediate to advanced player could tell a difference. I've tried low cost "knock off" saxophone mouthpieces a few times from Amazon and Ebay. A couple of metal ones have been pretty good. A couple of the plastic ones have been pretty bad. I have a hunch these "knock off" manufacturers have the metal sax and trumpet mouthpieces copied pretty well. Not so the plastic sax mouthpieces. So anyway, I'd say one of these Eastrock trumpet mouthpieces would be okay for a student or anyone on a budget looking to try a different mouthpiece at a low price. I see Bachs priced towards 20 bucks used on Ebay but watch out for fakes. I can't tell if the 3,5, & 7 are really different sizes or just stamped on numbers. I'd say the bullet type is what I'd buy if I had a few spare bucks and already had a name brand mouthpiece or two.

I’m not a beginner but I was looking for a spare mouthpiece and found this one for a very decent price, I decided to give it a try and played all my gigs with it this weekend so I’m amazed how wonderful is. Perfect to play with for sure