As others have said, 7C is generally regarded as a good beginner size. As you go up in cup diameters, you'll be able to put greater quantities of air through the mouthpiece and produce a bigger, louder tone, but you need to have developed the proper embouchure muscles and air support to make them work for you.
Is a Bach 7C mouthpiece good?
5.0 out of 5 stars Good quality mouthpiece. My beginning trumpeter is doing really well on his Back 7C. He prefers it to the Yamaha his trumpet came with. As I have said for my other mouthpieces I bought online, this thing is a work of art.
How big is a 7C trumpet mouthpiece?
16.20mm
What is the difference between a 7C and a 3C trumpet 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.Jul 18, 2010
Is 7C a good trumpet mouthpiece?
The Bach 7C is perhaps the most selected mouthpiece in the world for trumpet playing. The C cup is a medium cup, perfectly versatile in a variety of playing situations. A beginning trumpet player will feel right at home on a 7C whether playing in concert band, marching band, or jazz ensembles.May 6, 2020
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.Jul 18, 2010
Are Bach trumpet mouthpieces good?
Bach mouthpieces are great value and often work well – in sizes like a 5c, 6c or 7c – as a beginner trumpet mouthpiece. They'll allow you to create the sound you want, rather than the sound the mouthpiece wants you to have!Jan 27, 2021
What is a 7C trumpet mouthpiece good for?
The Bach 7C produces a brilliant, clear tone capable of floating above or cutting through the sound of any ensemble. A favorite of advanced players with a fine-tuned embouchure, the 7C is also a popular choice for students in need of a mouthpiece with a smaller diameter.
What does C mean in mouthpieces?
Cup size: This refers to the profile of the cup. In Bach mouthpieces, the cup design is referred to by a letter (eg C). The cup depth is designated by a number (eg 7). A larger number will give a “shallower” cup, and a smaller rim diameter.