Bach 1 1/2C SILVER PLATED
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Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece
Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece
- Easy to play: a direct response to establish a stable air column and clean attacks.
- Medium cup: balance between comfort, roundness, and versatility (studies, wind band, variety).
- 17.00 mm diameter: firm support on the lips for consistent and controlled playing.
- Silver-plated finish: pleasant feel and good durability for daily use.
Manufacturer Information
Bach
https://www.bachbrass.com
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Bach: A Historical Reference in Mouthpiece Manufacturing
The name Bach is closely linked to the history of modern brass instruments. Since 1918, Vincent Bach has developed mouthpieces with a precision requirement that has become a hallmark of the brand. This attention to detail is evident here: clear markers, consistent feel, and reliable response to support both learning and more advanced playing.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This Bach mouthpiece primarily targets beginner musicians seeking an easy setup and effortless sound production. It is also suitable for intermediate players who want to consolidate intonation, tone control, and endurance. Its medium cup makes it comfortable for classical, wind band/harmony, variety, and early steps in jazz.
Sound, Comfort, and Playing Sensations
The cup (the hollowed part where the vibration forms), described as medium, promotes a balanced timbre with presence without sacrificing comfort. The 17.00 mm diameter provides a stable sensation on the lips and helps maintain a homogeneous sound production. The rim, moderately wide and not too angular, seeks an effective compromise between articulation precision and comfort. Finally, the silver-plated finish offers a smooth touch, appreciated for control and consistency.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For hygiene and longevity, a mouthpiece cleaning brush/goupillon for brass and a soft cloth are essentials. Also, be sure to check the compatibility of the shank 10 with your instrument before use.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup diameter | 17.00 mm | Finish | silver-plated |
| Rim shape | moderately wide, not too angular | Positioning | reference for beginner musicians, appreciated for its ease of play |
| Shank | 10 | ||
Customer reviews
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Review highlights
- “Mouthpiece meets my needs perfectly”
- “Good product, recommended by trumpet teacher”
- “Quality product recommended by instructor”
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Good product, recommended by the trumpet teacher. A bit surprised, however, at the prices of this type of product, but it is not specific to this one.
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Good product, recommended by the trumpet teacher. A bit surprised, however, at the prices of this type of product, but it is not specific to this one.
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Mouthpiece that meets my needs
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Wrong guide to the site...
Not being a connoisseur I ordered this mouthpiece, for cornet, instead of trumpet... I had to go and buy one urgently so as not to let my son be disappointed...
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Bach S349 1 1/2C mouthpiece suitable for beginner cornet players?
This mouthpiece is presented as a reference model intended for beginner musicians, offering ease of response. Its 17.00 mm cup diameter provides a stable feel on the lips.
What is the cup depth of this cornet mouthpiece?
The cup has a medium depth, promoting a balanced tone and comfortable response.
Which styles can be played with a 1 1/2C mouthpiece?
The medium cup allows use in classical, brass band or wind ensemble, popular music, and early jazz practice. The moderately wide, gently rounded rim aims for a compromise between articulation and comfort.
Does the silver plating change the feel of the mouthpiece?
The silver plating provides a smooth feel, recommended for control and consistency in playing. The stated color is gray.
Is this Bach mouthpiece compatible with all cornets?
The shank is type 10. Compatibility with the instrument should be verified before use.



