7 Lead Trumpet Legends and the Exact Mouthpieces They Played

📘 Shopping for a horn? Get the Trumpet Buyer's Guide: [https://payhip.com/b/hskQG] Most players think screamers use tiny mouthpieces. The numbers say otherwise. In this video we go through seven lead trumpet legends and the exact mouthpieces they played, from Cat Anderson's legendary "potato chip" cup to Wayne Bergeron's signature GR line. You'll see why the Yamaha Bobby Shew Lead and the Schilke Faddis model are actually wider across than a Bach 3C, how Eric Miyashiro's two Yamaha signature mouthpieces differ, why Doc Severinsen's Pickett set is a system of three tops on one rim, what players say Bill Chase used with his band Chase, and why one of the busiest lead players alive reaches for a deeper cup when the music calls for it. Specs come from Yamaha, Schilke and dealer listings, Pickett Brass and GR. Anything that comes only from player reports, like Cat Anderson's and Bill Chase's mouthpieces, is labeled that way. Instrument Intel digs into the horns, the mouthpieces and the legends for experienced players. Subscribe for new videos every week. Which setup would you try: Faddis, Doc or Bergeron? Tell us in the comments.