An evolution in mouthpiece design utilizing several concepts from the standard Schilke line, the Symphony Series models are on the larger side of the mouthpiece spectrum creating a deep, vibrant sound with a well-focused center and conceptually developed to meet the demands of the modern orchestral player. They have comfortable rim shapes that provide a clean, crisp attack. They are offered with a standard cup depth or a deep bowl shape. The mouthpiece affectionately known as the Fluffy, has a flugel style cup and trumpet stem with the same rim contour and feel as the other models in this series. This has been a very popular custom choice for quieter passages where a cornet sound is desired without losing the control and focus of the sound.
Specifications
- Specifications:
- Symphony Series Number 1 Rim Comparison – Schilke 19 and 20
- M1: 24 throat. Standard bowl shape C cup with a 24 throat and Schmidt backbore. Excellent all around mouthpiece for both C and Bb trumpet.
- M1C: 27 throat. Standard bowl shape C cup with tighter 27 throat and Schilke C backbore. A wonderful option for the player that desires a balanced, compact feel with more resistance than the M1 model.
- M1D: 24 throat. Standard bowl cup with 24 throat and tighter Schmidt backbore. Very good option for either Bb or Eb trumpet playing.
- M1*: 24 throat. The star models share same rim and cup as the M and MD models. They have a larger Schmidt backbore with a shorter throat that creates less resistance and a more open feel.
- Symphony Series Number 150 Rim Comparison – Schilke 18 or 1.25C
- M150: 24 throat. Slightly smaller 150 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and Schmidt backbore.
- M150C: 27 throat. Slightly smaller 150 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup with tighter 27 throat and Schilke C backbore.
- M150D: 24 throat. Slightly smaller 150 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and tighter Schmidt backbore.
- M150*: 24 throat. Larger Schmidt backbore with a shorter throat in a 150 rim diameter. More open feel.
- Symphony Series Number 2 Rim Comparison – Schilke 16C4 and 17 or 1.5C
- M2: 24 throat. Slightly smaller number 2 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and Schmidt backbore.
- M2C: 27 throat. Slightly smaller number 2 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup with tighter 27 throat and Schilke C backbore.
- M2D: 24 throat. Slightly smaller number 2 Rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and tighter Schmidt backbore.
- M2*: 24 throat. Larger Schmidt backbore with a shorter throat in a number 2 rim diameter. More open feel.
- M2X: 24 throat. This model has the rim, throat, and backbore of a model M2, but the cup shape of the M1 for slightly more cup volume.
- Symphony Series Number 3 Rim Comparison – Schilke 15 and 14 or 3C
- M3: 24 throat. Slightly smaller number 3 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and Schmidt backbore.
- M3C: 27 throat. Slightly smaller number 3 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup with tighter 27 throat and Schilke C backbore.
- M3D: 24 throat. Slightly smaller number 3 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup, 24 throat and tighter Schmidt backbore.
- M3*: 24 throat. Larger Schmidt backbore with a shorter throat in a number 3 rim diameter. More open feel.
- Symphony Series Number 4 Rim Comparison – Schilke 14 and 13, Between a 3C and 5C
- The M4C offers a comfortable rim profile and provides a full, vibrant sound. Created to meet the demands of an aspiring student or professional requiring a smaller inside rim diameter between M3C and M5C models. Featuring a standard bowl shape C cup with tighter number 27 throat and Schilke C backbore.
- Symphony Series Number 5 Rim Comparison – Schilke 13 or 5C
- M5C: 27 throat. Slightly smaller number 5 rim diameter, standard bowl shape C cup with tighter 27 throat and Schilke C backbore.
Features
- Available sizes: M1, M1d, M1*, M150, M150d, M150*, M2, M2C, M2D, M2*, M2X, M3, M3C, M3D, M3*, M4C, M5C
- Finish: Gold
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.