Vincent BachBach L5515MV Commercial Trumpet Mouthpiece, Size 5MV, Lacquer

A 3,5,7 C Bach is five for learning to play the trumpet. This mouthpiece - for the experienced player - takes it to the next level.

I really love this mouthpiece it's wonderful for playing jazz music I like it better than my 6A4a it helps with the endurance of your playing and you don't bottom out when playing for a long time I ordered the 3s to make it easier on the upper range

very comfortable on the lips...must softer edges than a 3C.

This has replaced my standard Bach 3C on trumpet. It has nice tone, good slotting and is very comfortable. Upper register is still my closet monster, but this has helped get me up there.

For jazz lead and commercial playing this is a terrific mouthpiece. It takes less effort to produce a big sound with sizzling overtones and I found an extra chromatic high note or two become usable for me. Easy to play too loudly with this one. The tone is not as overly brash as are some lead mouthpieces and the tone in the middle and lower registers is still acceptable although not as nice as a standard C or B cup for lower parts.

Mein homie suggested this mouthpiece and he was correct. It is magnificent. I can play in all registers and dynamics with more efficientt than my huge 1 or my smaller jazz mouthpieces. It does it all.

It's a nice mouthpiece. It plays well. It took a little bit to get used to the rounded rim. It's a good cross between a heavy weight and a standard mouth piece.

The 3MV was too wide for me, so I bought the 5MV to try. It fits me much better. The rim is very comfortable, and the sound is bigger than I expected for such a shallow mouthpiece. I mean, this thing is REALLY shallow, but it's not thin sounding. And I haven't bottomed out on it (yet).