The 1 1/4C is one of the largest sizes in the Bach Classic lineup. Its wide rim and medium cup give you a big, broad sound, and it's a popular choice for advanced players who have the strength to fill it.
Reading Bach mouthpiece sizes
- The number tells you the rim diameter. Lower numbers are larger, so a 1 1/4C is bigger than a 3C, which is bigger than a 5C or 7C.
- The letter tells you the cup depth. C is Bach's medium cup and the most popular all-around choice.
No two players have the same lips or teeth, so the right size is personal. If you're not sure, we're happy to help you choose.
Specifications
- Series: Bach Classic
- Size: 1 1/4C
- Rim: large diameter
- Cup: medium depth (C)
- Fits: Bb and C trumpet
- Construction: one-piece, CNC machined from solid brass to within one ten-thousandth of an inch
- Finish: silver plated
The Bach Classic Series
Bach began with mouthpieces. A century ago, trumpeter Vincent Bach started designing his own after a broken mouthpiece, and he kept refining them until settling on the standardized designs that became today's Classic Series. Bach Classic mouthpieces are the most played mouthpieces in the world.
The 1 1/4C is one of the largest sizes in the Bach Classic lineup. Its wide rim and medium cup give you a big, broad sound, and it's a popular choice for advanced players who have the strength to fill it.
Reading Bach mouthpiece sizes
- The number tells you the rim diameter. Lower numbers are larger, so a 1 1/4C is bigger than a 3C, which is bigger than a 5C or 7C.
- The letter tells you the cup depth. C is Bach's medium cup and the most popular all-around choice.
No two players have the same lips or teeth, so the right size is personal. If you're not sure, we're happy to help you choose.
Specifications
- Series: Bach Classic
- Size: 1 1/4C
- Rim: large diameter
- Cup: medium depth (C)
- Fits: Bb and C trumpet
- Construction: one-piece, CNC machined from solid brass to within one ten-thousandth of an inch
- Finish: silver plated
The Bach Classic Series
Bach began with mouthpieces. A century ago, trumpeter Vincent Bach started designing his own after a broken mouthpiece, and he kept refining them until settling on the standardized designs that became today's Classic Series. Bach Classic mouthpieces are the most played mouthpieces in the world.
