Austin Custom Brass Acrylic LEGACY Trumpet Mouthpiece Tops - Austin Custom Brass Web Store

$ 50.00 · 4.7 (116) · In stock

Austin Custom Brass acrylic trumpet mouthpiece tops are so comfortable! Synthetic, hypoallergenic, denser than delrin, beautiful sound. Fits most backbores!
Our Legacy Series Mouthpiece Tops in Beautiful, Comfortable Acrylic! I started making and playing on acrylic mouthpiece tops due to my allergies to silver and gold, but they've become incredibly popular with our customers as well! They're super comfy! They feel a little softer than metal tops, and they won't feel as cold on your chops. The acrylic is fairly dense (denser than Delrin) so the sound is pretty close to a similar metal top. We also have a wide variety of colors, so you can get a look that's fairly subtle or one that draws plenty of attention. All designs from our Standard Series trumpet mouthpieces are available! Top only: no backbore included. We use the industry standard Warburton threads so these tops will work with backbores from a wide variety of makers (of course we're partial to our ACB Backbores). Acrylic tops are available in our standard blank only. Give us a call at 816-410-0826 or email mpcsales@austincustombrass.com with any questions or to place an order! Click here to see equivalencies! All Austin Custom Brass trumpet mouthpieces are made in the USA with the absolute best tolerances in the industry! Call Josh at the Mouthpiece Hotline with questions or to order! +1 (781) 944-6247 x700 or send an email to mpcsales@austincustombrass.com All custom orders run 8-19 weeks from payment and must be paid in full before the order is made. Due to the huge selection of models and colors, many acrylic tops are custom made to order. Please email mpcsales@austincustombrass.com if you have any questions about mouthpiece delivery timelines. Scroll down to read our detailed mouthpiece top and backbore descriptions, and customer reviews like these: Very pleased with the acrylic top in terms of feel, performance and sound. Much appreciate the ACB quality as always in mouthpieces. The pairing with backbore suggested by Josh works well for projection and dynamics. Many thanks. -Ernie I am a HUGE fan of these tops. More comfy (softer) feel than metal without giving up much brilliance of sound. I now use on my Bb, C, D, Eb, and picc. -Steven Larger Sized ACB mouthpieces (.674+): Papa Bear: This mouthpiece is not for the faint of heart! It has an extremely large mouthpiece (.684) which puts it around an old Bach 1 diameter. The cup is a large bowl, throat #20 and a custom backbore give this piece the most efficiency while maintaining a HUGE sound. Bee Bear: Similar to the Papa this mouthpiece has a medium large b-shaped bowl, and slightly smaller backbore. New York 1: This originally started out as a CMM scan of a very early New York Bach 1 mouthpiece. The cup and rim are very similar, the backbore and throat are matched with this cup to produce a very large sound shape. This is a great orchestral mouthpiece! 1C: This is my take on an older Bach 1C but with an improved throat and backbore combo. It feels significantly more efficient and sounds more energized while maintaining a rich core throughout all registers. This mouthpiece has our standard 24 throat and 10/24 combo backbore. I've been playing the Cee Bear now for 2 months and the more I use it and the more I compare it to other mouthpieces, the more I like it. It is extremely easy and fast responding, making it much easier for me to play more beautiful. The sound is full, but not dull and works great on my Bb and C trumpet. Even though it is a very large rim, I do not seem to sacrifice any notes in the upper register. My sound on Bb and C never sounded better. I mainly play in a local Orchestra and for that purpose it is the best I ever had. -a satisfied customer Smaller Symphonic sized mouthpieces (.668-674): 1.25 CB: This has a classic Bach Mt. Vernon 1-1/4C mouthpiece rim that's blended in the CAD program with a great old Bach 5B cup. The result is an incredibly rich sounding mouthpiece without losing efficiency or having the turbulent points caused by a traditional screw-rim setup. 1.25C: This is a take on a great 1 1/4C mouthpiece with some refinements in bore, backbore, and throat. To me it feels more like a 1.5C due to the great efficiency. 1 1/2B: This is a great sounding orchestral mouthpiece. While not as wide as the Papa Bear (the diameter is like a modern 1 1/2) the rim is comfortable and forgiving. The cup bowl is reminiscent of some rotary trumpet mouthpieces. I've always loved those mouthpieces, but the backbores and end shanks are really not made for conventional piston trumpets. My mouthpieces are made to work with piston trumpets and still work really well in rotary trumpets! 1 1/2C: This is one of my best-selling mouthpieces and extremely comfortable compared to other manufacturers' cookie cutter rim contoured 1 1/2's. 1.5 CB: Similar to the 1.25 CB with my ACB 1 1/2C rim Trent makes some ridiculously good mouthpieces. He's either a genius or completely lottery lu…