Bach K351 Méga Tone - 5C Silver-Plated (Trumpet)
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Bach
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Vincent Bach: The Demand of a Musician-Engineer That Became a Reference
Behind the Bach mouthpieces lies a simple idea: to offer consistent and impeccable quality, born from the experience of Vincent Bach, both a musician and an engineer. As early as 1918, he started manufacturing mouthpieces before developing his famous instruments in the 1920s. This culture of precision built Bach's reputation, becoming a standard among brass players, with a constant pursuit of accuracy, stability, and timbral richness. The Mega Tone series continues this tradition, emphasizing material density and sound hold.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This mouthpiece is particularly suited for trumpeters (or brass players compatible with this shank type) seeking a stable response and comfortable playing feel. It is well suited for intermediate to professional levels, especially if you have a "solid" mouthpiece and prefer a softer rim contact. Its "bright and rich" character and intonation stability make it relevant in orchestra, brass band, fanfare, and variety repertoire, wherever both presence and control are required.
Sound and Design
Thanks to its substantial mass, the Bach Mega Tone promotes a darker timbre and a very clear centering sensation, with particularly stable intonation. The medium cup helps maintain a good balance between ease of sound production and roundness, while the 16.25 mm diameter provides a measured sense of width, useful for projection without sacrificing endurance. The medium wide rim, well-rounded inward and outward, limits lip aggressiveness and can contribute to more relaxed playing over time.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
As this product is subject to hygiene constraints, it is ideal to pair it with a rigid mouthpiece case (protection against shocks and scratches) and a mouthpiece swab for regular cleaning, to preserve response, tuning, and playing feel.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup Diameter | 16.25 mm | Sound | bright and rich |
| Rim Shape | medium wide, well rounded inward and outward, fairly flat | Finish | silver plated |
| Shank | 10 | Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal | for hygiene reasons, if opened, it must be free of any signs of use to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for refund or exchange. |
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Bach K351 Mega Tone 5C mouthpiece produce?
Its significant mass promotes a darker tone and clear focus. The sound remains bright and rich, with particularly stable intonation.
What is the cup diameter of this 5C mouthpiece?
The cup diameter is 16.25 mm, with an average depth.
Is the Mega Tone 5C suitable for orchestra and brass band?
This model is suitable for orchestra, brass band, and marching band contexts. Its stable response and tone sustain meet the presence and control needs of these ensembles. The medium cup maintains a balance between projection and warmth.
What is the rim shape of the Bach Mega Tone 5C?
The rim is medium-wide, fairly flat, and well-rounded both inward and outward. This design reduces lip fatigue and can promote relaxed playing over time.
What shank and accessories are provided with this mouthpiece?
The indicated shank type is 10. A hard mouthpiece case and a mouthpiece brush are recommended for protection and cleaning.



