Detail 01
.690" (17.52mm) cup diameter
Medium-large. More lip inside the rim than a 15 or 16, which supports low register and fuller sound.

Independent shopping perspective
Gold-finish Schilke Standard Series cornet mouthpiece, model 18: .690" cup, 26 throat. For the established cornet player who already knows their rim size.

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
Medium-large. More lip inside the rim than a 15 or 16, which supports low register and fuller sound.
Detail 02
The 18 feels smaller under the lip than .690" suggests, so it plays higher than its size implies.
Detail 03
Schilke's standard bore. Balanced resistance — not the free-blowing 27 of the A-cup models.
Detail 04
No shallow-cup brightness trick or open D-backbore spread. Tone is rich and brilliant rather than dark.
Detail 05
Cosmetic and contact-related, not tonal. Relevant if silver plating irritates your lip.
Detail 06
Same rim geometry as the plain-plated versions; you are paying for the finish, not a different cup.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It measures .690" (17.52mm), which is medium-large. Because the rim's high point sits nearer the center, most players find it feels smaller than that number.
The 20 is .700" — a larger diameter meant for a robust embouchure. The 18 gives a similar standard character in a size more players can sustain.
No. Cup, throat and backbore set the sound. The finish affects appearance and how the rim feels against your lip.
No. This is the cornet version. For trumpet you need a trumpet-shank Schilke.
Reference
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