Bach 7EW SILVER PLATED
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The Bach Tradition: Mouthpieces That Have Become a Reference
The history of Bach is inseparable from that of Vincent Bach, musician and engineer, who began manufacturing mouthpieces in New York in 1918 after a disappointing touring experience. The success of his products led him to start making instruments, with the first trumpets appearing in 1924, quickly associated with a high level of craftsmanship and musical demand. Even today, Bach mouthpieces remain a reliable and widely adopted choice, offering consistent manufacturing and a wide range of models to suit every morphology and playing approach.
For Which Musician and Usage?
This mouthpiece is particularly suited for trumpeters (or cornets depending on shank compatibility) who tend to play with a lot of pressure, especially in the upper register. It can be suitable for intermediate to advanced players who wish to stabilize their sound in the higher range, as well as some guided beginners seeking more comfort on the rim and a sense of stability. It is well suited for contexts where the high register is frequently used: marching bands, pop music, contemporary styles, and certain wind orchestra parts.
Sound and Design
The combination of a raised cup and a 16.20 mm diameter aims for a more direct playing experience, with a clear response and better locking sensation in the upper notes. The wider rim provides real comfort and can help reduce fatigue by better distributing pressure, while maintaining precision thanks to its rounded exterior. The silver-plated finish contributes to a softer contact feel and good resistance to wear, an appreciated feature for an accessory handled daily.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve the finish and hygiene, adding a mouthpiece cleaning brush (trumpet size) and a dedicated hard carrying case is strongly recommended to avoid impacts inside the case and keep the surface perfectly clean before playing.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium raised | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup diameter | 16.20 mm | Shank | 117 |
| Rim shape | wider and more comfortable than the 7E mouthpiece, rounded exterior | Finish | silver-plated |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Bach S351 7EW suitable for playing in the high register on the trumpet?
Its raised cup promotes a direct response and a locking feeling in the upper register. This design is especially intended for players who use a lot of pressure in the high range.
What is the cup diameter of this mouthpiece?
The cup diameter is 16.20 mm.
Is the rim of the 7EW comfortable for long practice sessions?
The rim is wider than that of the 7E mouthpiece and has a rounded outer edge. This shape better distributes pressure and may help reduce fatigue.
What is the finish of the Bach S351 Standard 7EW mouthpiece?
The silver plating provides a smooth contact feel and offers good durability for daily use. The indicated color is gray.
What accessories are recommended for a Bach 7EW trumpet mouthpiece?
A trumpet-sized cleaning swab helps maintain the mouthpiece's hygiene. A dedicated hard case reduces the risk of damage during transport. The indicated mouthpiece backbore for this model is 117.
