Detail 01
16.5mm cup diameter
Medium size. Enough room for a full sound without the range cost of a very wide cup.

Independent shopping perspective
A silver-plated 4.5 cornet mouthpiece with a deep cup and open backbore. For cornet players chasing a darker sound with less blowing resistance.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Medium size. Enough room for a full sound without the range cost of a very wide cup.
Detail 02
This is where the dark tone comes from. It softens the top end and adds body to the low and middle registers.
Detail 03
Less resistance behind the throat, so it blows freer. Some players read that as harder to control at low volume.
Detail 04
Slightly tighter than the 4 and 4.5's siblings at 4.58mm, which adds a touch of back pressure and helps hold pitch.
Detail 05
Medium rim. Comfortable, but a long session may fatigue you sooner than the 5.5mm wide-rim versions.
Detail 06
Standard durable finish. Wears through eventually with heavy use, and a small number of players react to it on the lip.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is a cornet mouthpiece with a cornet shank. It will not seat correctly in a trumpet receiver.
The 4 has a 16.4mm cup and 4.58mm throat with a rich, centered tone. The 4.5 goes slightly wider at 16.5mm with a deeper cup and darker, freer sound.
The deep cup favors body over the top end. If the upper register is your priority, the shallower 5 or the B-series backbores are aimed that way.
This one is silver.
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