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Published: 2010-03-17 06:13:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 58; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 1
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I have four trumpet mouthpieces. Can you tell me which two are the 7Cs, which is the 5C, and which is the 3C?
The music is Pirates of the Carribean, by the way
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gimme some hints, also, I can't define the make of the second one from the left. My guess is that the 5C is the mouthpiece second from the left. The first and second from the left are 7Cs, the third mouthpiece from the left (the one I can't identify the make of) is probably the 5C (just so you know, other companies make mouthpieces which have Bach's numbering system, but may not be the EXACT dimensions of said Bach piece, be careful!). The one farthest over on the right looks like a VERY used 3C, but I'm purplexed by the obviously dremeled in "6" on the side...is this an uncommon 6C?
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The 'unidentifiable' mouthpiece IS the 5C, it's a Curry 
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I've got a gold-plated 3C, LOVE IT! Very versitile, good for both symphonic and jazz playing, overall a great mouthpiece!
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3C's are great mouthpieces, and while mine's not gold-plated, I just got a Bach Strad for Christmas, so that's ok!!
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That's a great horn! What model? Silver or Laquer? What leadpipe/tuning slide? I play on a Conn Vintage One rose brass bell btw, you should try one out sometime.
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Sorry that it's taken me MONTHS to get back to you >.< I've had a lot of stuff piling up in my inbox and I haven't been on for more than a few minutes at a time until a couple days ago *sheepish smile*
Anyway, Moroni (That's his name
That's a great horn too, and if I ever get the opportunity, I will most definitely try it out
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