Trumpet mouthpiece for trombonists
- NickHomes
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- Joined: Aug 21, 2021
Hello, any trumpet mouthpiece recommendation for trombonists who want to get started in the world of trumpet? Thanks!
PS. I play with a Greg Black 4.5gs.
PS. I play with a Greg Black 4.5gs.
- harrisonreed
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The Chansons hybrid crossover
- Doug_Elliott
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Bach 3C
- Pezza
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Put the trumpet down & pick up a trombone!<EMOJI seq="1f600" tseq="1f600">😀</EMOJI>
- claf
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Just like Doug Elliott said, don't bring a knife to a gunfight.
- Trombo
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- baileyman
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Al Cass trombone doubler's for trumpet:
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Has trumpet shank and throat, trombone rim and shallow cup.
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Has trumpet shank and throat, trombone rim and shallow cup.
- BrassSection
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- Joined: May 11, 2022
As a player that plays both horns, I would say you can’t really base what mouthpiece you use for one horn as a starting point for another. The horns play different, they sit different on your face, so my advice would be play a few trumpet mouthpieces and see what works best for you. I’ve even found the same mouthpiece doesn’t always work in a different horn trumpet wise for me.