Detail 01
Clamp-on mount
Grips the horn rather than screwing into a threaded socket, so it works on trumpets with no receiver.

Independent shopping perspective
A clamp-on brass lyre that holds a flip folder on a trumpet or cornet. Basic marching band gear, priced to replace.

Strong match
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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
Grips the horn rather than screwing into a threaded socket, so it works on trumpets with no receiver.
Detail 02
Bends before it snaps. A tweaked lyre can usually be straightened by hand instead of replaced.
Detail 03
The angle and clamp are cut for these horns. A trombone or sax lyre won't sit right.
Detail 04
Consumable pricing. These get dropped, lost, and stepped on during a season, so programs buy extras.
Detail 05
This is the metal holder. You still need a marching flip folder with windows to clip onto it.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's the cornet/trumpet model and clamps on instead of screwing in, so it suits horns with no lyre receiver. Check the clamp closes on your leadpipe.
No. The lyre is the metal arm only. You add a marching flip folder and mount it on the lyre.
Look at your horn. A threaded socket means a screw-in lyre holds steadier. No socket means clamp-on is your option.
It can if you overtighten it or slide it while clamped. Tighten just enough to hold, and lift it straight off.