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Small brass sizing
Cut for trumpet, cornet and similar small-shank mouthpieces. Larger low-brass pieces will not seat properly.

Independent shopping perspective
A small padded pouch for a brass mouthpiece. Keeps the rim and shank from getting dinged loose in a case pocket or gig bag.


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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.

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Cut for trumpet, cornet and similar small-shank mouthpieces. Larger low-brass pieces will not seat properly.
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The rim and cup surfaces are what matter. Padding stops the dings that change how a mouthpiece feels on the lip.
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It cushions against contact and scratches. It will not survive being stepped on or crushed in a packed trunk.
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One piece per pouch. Players rotating several mouthpieces will want one pouch each or a dedicated holder.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This is sized for small brass. A trombone mouthpiece, especially large-shank, is too big for this pouch.
It is built for one. Carrying two would let them knock together, which defeats the purpose.
It cushions scratches and light knocks. A hard drop onto concrete can still deform a rim.
No. It is a padded soft pouch meant to live inside a case or bag, not to be the only protection.