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Yamaha Gold Plated Trumpet Mouthpiece Specs

Detailed specifications for the Yamaha trumpet mouthpiece line. Compare cup depth, rim diameter, throat, backbore, and intended use across models.

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Yamaha Trumpet, Gold Plated Series

Model No. Inner Rim Diam. (mm) Rim Contour/ Thickness Cup Depth Throat (mm) Back-bore Playing Characteristics
7A4-GP 16.24 semi-flat/ thick shallow No. 273.65 narrow Relatively small inner rim diameter, but still flexible. Perfect for piccolo or lead trumpet.
8C4-GP 16.19 semi-flat/ standard standard No. 273.65 semi- narrow Good for all around playing, including solos. Combines an extended high range with rich lows.
11B4-GP 16.46 semi-flat/ standard semi- shallow No. 273.65 semi- narrow A somewhat shallow cup and medium rim for extra endurance. Brilliant tone. Suitable for D, E b , and piccolo trumpets.
14A4a-GP 16.68 semi-flat/ semi-thick shallow No. 273.65 semi- narrow Fast-response high range and powerful sound. Ideal for piccolo or lead trumpet.
14B4-GP 16.85 semi-flat/ standard semi- shallow No. 273.65 semi- narrow Relatively large rim diameter and shallow cup. Outstanding overall balance for all musical genres.
14C4-GP 16.88 semi-flat/ standard standard No. 273.65 semi- narrow Rim designed for outstanding facility and flexibility. Popular in ensembles and orchestras. Can produce high volume.
16C4-GP 17.0 semi-flat/ standard standard No. 273.65 semi- narrow Large rim and medium cup for easy playability over a wide range. High volume. Excellent for symphony orchestra players.
17C4-GP 17.3 semi-flat/ standard standard No. 273.65 semi- narrow Deeper cup than the 17B4. Powerful, dark sound. A popular choice with symphony orchestra players.

Specifications sourced from manufacturer published data. For corrections, please contact us.

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