EastRock 3C Trumpet Mouthpiece Silver Plated Bb Trompeta Mouthpiece Trumpet Instrument Accessories Vacuum Packed | Trumpet Mouthpiece,Silver Plated Brass,Compatible with Most Standard Trumpets for Practice and Performance

Grand daughter was excited to use this on her trumpet. Great fit, sound and price!

Me and my band members noticed a change in my tone with this mouthpiece, clearer and smoother sound, hitting notes higher on the scale with less effort, only thing is the cup is smaller so you have to blow more air into it, but other than that it’s pretty good! I’ve been playing trumpet for about 6 and a half years now.

Everything about this mouthpiece is great. My tone is great. My range is so much better. Cleans great. Wonderful.

This is a good value. Purchased for my daughter who needed to upgrade her mouthpiece. She seems happy with it, and it appears to be decent quality.

Perfect cost effective option if you can’t afford name brand.

This is a good mouthpiece at a bargain price. Has 3c characteristics of Bach but a lighter sound. Good for beginners and intermediate players. Maybe not for pros. Great price.

My kid is in the high school marching band, so they give him the silver marching band trumpet (fancy). He also has the leased trumpet that he has been playing for 3 years. I wanted him to have a mouth piece to keep in the case with the leased trumpet, so he doesn't get to a marching band gig with the fancy trumpet only to find that his 3C is in the other case - which is in the band room at the school because he forgot to bring it home on Friday. (do we all have the same kid?? ) Comparing the EastRock to a Bach 3C His report as the musician: It fits the trumpet, feels, and plays no differently than the Bach 3C. My report as the listener: There is a very slight difference in timbre and tone, but it sounds perfectly fine. It is pleasing to listen to, just ever-so-slightly different. Recording 2 tracks with just changing the mouthpieces would sound like 2 trumpet players playing on 2 different instruments, with neither one sounding any better than the other. - I can't speak to its longevity, but it's hard to go wrong for like $12. - If you're looking to have a backup mouthpiece and don't want to spend Bach $$, this will get the job done. - If Bach $$ makes a big dent in the family budget, this one is more than a suitable alternative.

This fit in my daughter's Jupiter trumpet without issue. She seems to like it. I don't know much about trumpets so I felt like I was taking a gamble buying a cheap one, but it seems to fit and work fine, and that's all that really matters for us. If she sticks with it, she can get the bach or the yamaha.