Paititi Gold Plated Rich Tone Bb 3C Trumpet Mouthpiece

I have played Bach trumpets and used Bach mouthpieces for 50 years. I ran across this knock-off mouthpiece on amazon and decided to give it a try. It cost $21 plus tax as apposed to $250 for a genuine Bach Gold-plated megatone. Honestly, I cannot tell the difference between my old silver plated Bach megatone C 3 and this knock-off. And for $21 how can you go wrong. Im sure the plating is super thin, but if the gold wears off, it was $21.

Estoy muy contento con mi compra he probado muchas botellas pero ninguna ha sido como esta se acopló a mis labios como si hubiera nacido con ella, me parece excepcional excelente,yo compré la chapada en Oro , pero tengo pensado comprar la chapada en plata, las boquillas son como los zapatos puede haber un zapato de una misma medida pero a ti te queda bien Y a mí no me queda bien, las boquillas son igual he usado la 1 Cde la Bach , pero está marca no tiene que envidiar nada a la Bach 1C yo diría que la supera, creo que encontre el Holy Grial que todos buscan , me gustó tanto está boquilla, que compre la versión plateada ,la enchapada en plata , pague el doble para que llegara más rápido , la caja llegó rota ,aplastada ,como si le hubieran pasado con una llanta de camión por encima , no fue culpa del vendedor porque la primera boquilla la chapada en oro llegó completamente bien, vino por el Correo, pero esta vino por UPS, una compañía desastrosa para enviar artículos, llegó tan deteriorada que ahí la tengo para devolverla, no he abierto ni abriré el paquete, así que me quedaré con la curiosidad de escuchar como suena la boquilla plateada , como es el tono , pero con la versión dorada estoy bien satisfecho

i dont know the difference between bach

I bought a few of the 1C mouthpieces in Gold and silver and Megatone Really lives up to its name the Gold ones have a slightly mellow and dark tone but for me it's a rare opportunity to expand my playing range and higher registers are easier to achieve. And the price can't be beat if you are a beginner or intermediate player looking to advance I recommend this mouthpiece I'm glad I added these to my mouthpiece collection and those of you who own less expensive horns this will definitely improve your sound overall your mileage may vary but whichever type works best for you whether it's 3C 5c 7c or 1c Give it a try. I think you will enjoy the sounds you make with your trumpets. I know I do with mine.

Musicians are comparing this mouthpiece to the Bach 3MV. For me, the Bach performs better. I have a thick or fuller lip and the Bach is more comfortable for me. If you have a thinner lip you can definitely be ahead of the game price wise with the Paititi mouthpiece. It looks great on the horn. If you are an accomplished musician the high register is a breeze.

The rim on the 1c I bought is quite sharp. It's probably gonna serve one best for lower and some mid range stuff like not past a d over middle c. Besides that you can try to play higher on it but you'll likely be adding excess pressure to get there and wound up hurting yourself. Overall I'm not too upset because I bought it more as a collectable but I certeraintly must say i didn't expect that rim to be sharp. If your looking for a solid mouthpiece from this company I gotta say I happen to also own there 3c heavyweight and it deffinently feels better and facilitates more overall playing ability than the 1c they make

I’ve been using a 7C for 6 years because I never thought to change mouthpieces. My friend told me to try out a 3C for a change and move on from the beginner mouthpiece. I never thought to change because my tone and technicality on the 7C was pretty good so I had no need to switch. But let me tell you, after trying this mouthpiece I wish I had switched sooner. I looked up “3C mouthpiece” and this is one of the first ones that popped up. Having a relatively cheap price, I thought I might as well order it and give it a try. Instantly I noticed a smoother tone and found it easier to switch between notes. I also found it increased my “comfortable range” by 2 steps. I’m not sure if all 3Cs are like this and I was just missing out, or if this mouthpiece alone is just really good. Whatever the case may be, I can definitely attest to this being a great investment.

I used this mouthpiece for an HBCU-esque performance on mellophone and it was spectacular. It worked really well for me. A great alternative for a BACH mouthpiece that runs you $120 when this mouthpiece is able to do basically the same for an awesome price. Obviously you’ll be upgrading eventually but since this is the start of my journey using this for a mellophone, I’ll be sticking with it for a hot minute.