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| New Friend | are you playing jazz, or orchestra, or marching band type stuff? i would reccommend the boring old Bach 3c, Gold Plated it is big so you can play rich low notes, and sizzling high notes if you get it gold plated then it feels softer on your lips there are people, like me, who have to use a gold mouthpiece, and then there are also people who hate them and think the feel horrible mouthpieces are really all personal preference, go try out a few at a music store, but like i said, you will probably be best off with a simple Bach 3c
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| Piano User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA
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![]() | I don;t know about their mouthpieces, but Jean Baptiste trumpets are cheap Chinese horns that are sold at stores like Walmart. Based on that, I wouldn't buy the mouthpiece.
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| New Friend | i saw their mouthpieces on the internet for about 15$, they are for begginers... if you are in 5th grade then you wouldn't be able to tell the difference, otherwise look at my first post
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Not all of them mate. I was over in the US in July and was surprised to find in a Sam Ash store a bunch of instruments labelled "Jean Baptiste". The upper range ones were in fact B&S Challengers. The most expensive flugel and trumpet were obviously Challengers. The chap behind the counter thought they were "student horn" - probably made in China". I looked closely at them, recognised all the components (valve block, braces etc) as being B&S (I've got a flugel, picc and 4 valve Eb of theirs). I thought the sales chap was talking rubbish and the "made in Germany" on the bell sealed it for me. I took the valves out to have a closer look and the valves with mobile tuning slides (like the 3rd valve trigger on the flugel) had vented valves. Definitely a great buy for the money. The lower end ones I wouldn't touch with a barge pole though. all the best Brian Jones | |
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