Vincent Bach Standard Trumpet Mouthpiece
Vincent Bach is renowned as the global standard for trumpet mouthpieces.
A #27 throat is the standard for most models, with a few exceptions:
- The Bach 5V has a #20 throat.
- The 5SV and 5MV have a #25 throat.
- The 6BM has a #26 throat.
Modifications, such as adjusting throat and backbore, threading cups, rims, and backbores, and conversion to the Reeves Sleeve system, typically require one to two days.
Gold plating typically entails a three-to-five week turnaround.
For mouthpieces without letter designations, expect deep cups and #10 backbores. Here's what to anticipate with letter-designated models:
- "A" models have very deep cups and #24 backbores.
- "B" models have medium-deep cups and #7 backbores.
- "C" models have medium cups and #10 backbores.
- "D" models have medium-shallow cups and #76 backbores.
- "E" models have shallow cups and #117 backbores.
- "F" models have extra-shallow cups and #76 backbores.
- "W" models have wide cushion rims.
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Vincent Bach is renowned as the global standard for trumpet mouthpieces.
A #27 throat is the standard for most models, with a few exceptions:
- The Bach 5V has a #20 throat.
- The 5SV and 5MV have a #25 throat.
- The 6BM has a #26 throat.
Modifications, such as adjusting throat and backbore, threading cups, rims, and backbores, and conversion to the Reeves Sleeve system, typically require one to two days.
Gold plating typically entails a three-to-five week turnaround.
For mouthpieces without letter designations, expect deep cups and #10 backbores. Here's what to anticipate with letter-designated models:
- "A" models have very deep cups and #24 backbores.
- "B" models have medium-deep cups and #7 backbores.
- "C" models have medium cups and #10 backbores.
- "D" models have medium-shallow cups and #76 backbores.
- "E" models have shallow cups and #117 backbores.
- "F" models have extra-shallow cups and #76 backbores.
- "W" models have wide cushion rims.
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