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Medium-cup trumpet mouthpiece →
Standard trumpet shank; verify fit with your instrument maker. Rim diameter is a product dimension, not a promise of playing comfort. Supplied contents: one silver trumpet mouthpiece with cup and tapered shank.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Short-shank cornet mouthpiece →
For short-shank cornet receivers only; it is not a trumpet mouthpiece. Check receiver dimensions before ordering. Supplied contents: one silver cornet mouthpiece with short tapered shank.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Small-shank trombone mouthpiece →
Small-shank fitting only; large-shank and bass-trombone receivers require a different mouthpiece. Supplied contents: one silver trombone mouthpiece with broad cup and tapered small shank.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Aluminium trumpet straight mute →
Intended for B-flat trumpet bells. Bell diameter and cork fit vary; insert gently and check seating. Supplied contents: one conical brushed aluminium straight mute with three cork pads.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Compact trumpet practice mute →
For compatible B-flat trumpet bells. Resistance and sound level depend on fit; remove before placing the instrument in its case. Supplied contents: one black conical practice mute with short cork collar.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Tapered mouthpiece brush →
Use with warm water on a removed mouthpiece. Do not force into a bore that is narrower than the bristles. Supplied contents: one small tapered nylon mouthpiece brush.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Light piston valve oil →
For piston valves only; consult the instrument maker before mixing lubricants. Keep the cap secured and out of reach of children. Supplied contents: one small translucent squeeze bottle with white pointed cap and pale clear liquid, no label.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.
Untreated polishing cloth →
Use dry with a light touch. This cloth contains no polish or abrasive compound; check suitability for delicate lacquer. Supplied contents: one neatly folded dark navy square microfibre cloth.
Wipe moisture from metal parts after playing. Use a separate clean cloth for each finish and follow your instrument maker’s care instructions. Check mouthpiece shank and mute fit before insertion.