Detail 01
Extra shallow cup
Less volume of air in the cup pushes the sound bright and makes upper register easier, at the cost of low-end body.

Independent shopping perspective
Extra-large heavyweight trumpet mouthpiece with a Schilke 11 rim and extra-shallow cup, gold plated. For lead players chasing a high, cutting register.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Less volume of air in the cup pushes the sound bright and makes upper register easier, at the cost of low-end body.
Detail 02
Wider than Schilke's common 26 and 27 throats, so more air moves through and the blow feels open.
Detail 03
Extra brass around the cup damps vibration in the mouthpiece, giving a more focused core and steadier slotting.
Detail 04
Roughly .650 inch inner diameter, a medium size that stays familiar if you already play a Schilke 11.
Detail 05
Slicker feel on the lip than silver and won't cause a reaction in players sensitive to nickel or silver.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The design is based on the mouthpiece Faddis used in his Schilke S42L Faddis Model setup. This is the XL heavyweight version of that design.
It uses a standard trumpet shank, so it fits standard Bb, C and piccolo trumpet receivers.
The inner rim is equivalent to the Schilke 11, so the diameter and feel on the lip carry over directly. The cup underneath is extra shallow.
The difference you notice is feel. Gold is slicker against the lip and is the choice for players who react to silver.
Reference
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