Is a 3C trumpet mouthpiece good for high notes?
If you are a beginner, you’ll probably be looking for larger cup sizes like 3C, which will help you to achieve a lot more volume with a lot less effort. These larger cup sizes are more suited to classical music, whereas jazz playing has smaller cup sizes for faster and higher playing.
What does 3C mean in trumpet mouthpiece?
7c – the most-used mouthpiece. 5c – slightly bigger cup than 7c (require more air) 3c/3b – slightly bigger than 5c (require more air)
What is the most popular trumpet mouthpiece?
The 9 Best Trumpet Mouthpieces in 2022: Reviews and Buyer’s Guide
- #1. Selmer Bach K3513C Trumpet Mouthpiece.
- #2. Yamaha YAC TR14A4A-HGPR Trumpet Mouthpiece.
- #3. Schilke Standard Series Trumpet Mouthpiece.
- #4. Bach 3C Trumpet Mouthpiece.
- #5. Vincent Bach 3511C Trumpet Mouthpiece.
- #6.
- #7.
- #8.
How big is a 3C trumpet mouthpiece?
– 16.30 mm
3C*: Medium – 16.30 mm – Medium wide – Fairly large cup, good for all-around use. 3CW: Medium – 16.30 mm – Slightly wider, lowered to outside.
What is the difference between a 3C and 5C trumpet mouthpiece?
The 3C and 5C are about the same diameter, the biggest difference is the rim shape. Also the cup on the 5C is a bit deeper. The sound is more rich.
Is a 3C mouthpiece better than a 7C?
To the OP: Note that while the 3C is a tad shallower than the 7C which will give you a brighter sound, not necessarily “better”, its inner cup diameter is slightly bigger, so it won’t necessarily make for easier high notes. More practice and development makes for easier high notes.
What is the difference between a 5C and 3C trumpet mouthpiece?
Is 7C bigger than 3C mouthpiece?
the 3C is slightly wider with a slightly shallower cup and a somewhat different rim design. The 7C is slightly deeper with a slightly narrower cup diameter, and a much sharper, more precise rim.