sistertrumpetdoc

I was cleaning out my closet just a few minutes ago and accidentally discovered that I was in Possession of a Bach 10-1/2 C; I had completely forgotten about it. Can anyone give me some information about it, as I can't even remember buying it although I know it was between 1972-1975. For what purpose I bought it, I've no idea.

bagmangood

Small piece, good for piccolo stuff or regular high stuff
Clifford Brown played one if i recall correctly...
Nothing particularly special - an earlyish elkhart mouthpiece

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mb25

my jazz professor told me he used one, and I ended up getting one...out of the mouthpieces i have, this one is the most comfortable on my lips and eases pain off my jaw (i was swelling like crazy on a Bach 1C megatone)

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Schwab

Mendez played a 10 1/2C, they are good mouthpieces if thats what works for you. I like them.

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mrmusicnotes

I play a bach 1 1/2c and use a 10 1/2 c as sort of a lead jazz piece ocasionally when having trouble with a hard passage.Dont like switching ,Ifeel it screws up my legit set up.

Trumpet guy

I don't know, I seem to lose range on the 10 1/2 pieces. I found that, my 7c (and even my 3c) work better on the picc than the 10 1/2. Is this regular, or do i just have to get used to smaller pieces?

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rowuk

It is a solid small mouthpiece, works well on some piccs and can be used as a lead mouthpiece by classically trained players because it is deep enough so that the lips do not bottom out, but small enough to get a brilliant lead sound.

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