bilboinsa

It was a Schilke heavyweight. Now, it may be the Wedge...time will tell.

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Doug Walsdorf

Schilke B2
Kanstul 1525
1927 Conn 22B New York Symphony

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort."

Keegan Katastrofee

1) What Mouthpieces do you own?

Bach 7C Student Model
Bach 3C Regular
Bach 3C Megatone
Bach 1C Megatone

2) What Mouthpiece is your FAVORITE

Bach 3C Megatone

3) Why do you like it?/What sets it apart for your others?

It's big, but not too big, so the sound comes out while still being able to play fast notes without much trouble, and the tone is phenominal.

walldaja

Stork 1.5B for Bb and C trumpet
Schilke 18F for flugel and 18 secondary for trumpet

The Stork has a clean and clear tone plus is considerably louder for the same amount of air and it plays soft too. The Schilke 18 / 18F were considerably better than the Bach 3 and 11/2C I had been using--I favor larger mouthpieces.

B

Black Hill 1.5 B

Bach 1.5B

Bach 1.5C

I can not for the life of me find my vintage Bach 3c I need to find a replacement as the 1.5's sound good but i do not have the chops for them right now.

Piccolodixie

My favourite mouthpieces are:
Cornet: Denis Wick 4 + Booster, used to be 3
Flugelhorn: Denis Wick 4F, used to be 2F
Reason: Dark Round Sound and Flexibility, smaller cup diameter (3 ->4; 2F->4F) for more stable sound quality over whole range

conemaugh

Monette Prana B2S3

Trumpet Trooper

Bach 5C, 7C, 3C, 7D
Schilke 15, 6A4A
Jet tone SS

I've really come to love the 7D. Played alot of years on the 7C and like that rim......the 7D is much the same and my range is better with it.

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Louder, faster, higher.....

Hobie1dog

only owned a dozen in my life

started on a Bach 8- what a piece of crap( Bachs are the most uncomfortable rims I've ever played on)

played a custom made Schilke 18a2a for 13 years until I let a guy borrow it for the week and never got it back.

went to a Schilke 6a4 and been there ever since(20 years) works great for me, used it for church, piccolo, big band, salza, recital, and no I don't have a thin sound on it or a weak low register, I could be more than happy to never try another mpc the rest of my life.