Denis Wick 3B heavytop cornet mouthpiece silver plate

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Denis Wick 3B heavytop cornet mouthpiece silver plate

The Denis Wick 3B heavytop cornet mouthpiece (DW6881-3B) offers a full, warm sound with added brilliance and projection. A great choice for soloists and front row brass band players. It has an easy high register and very focused, full sound.

Cup diameter: 16.75mm.
Rim width: 5.05mm.
Cup depth: medium
Throat: 4.3mm.
Backbore: V-Type.
Silver plated.

Also available in gold plate

Wick Heavy Top mouthpieces are designed to reduce the amount of vibration lost through the mouthpiece. Additional mass in key areas transfers the energy much more efficiently, resulting in improved projection and stability. The Denis Wick heavytop cornet mouthpiece gives a much more powerful sound when needed, more security in the high register and more control and focus in all registers.

The first Denis Wick mouthpieces were made in 1968, and range has grown so much, that it is now one of the largest and most comprehensive in the world. They are famous for their wonderful sound and brilliant designs, and are produced to the highest technical specifications.

Special attention is paid to the rims, which are both comfortable and consistent. Special techniques are used to produce beautiful and extremely hard-wearing silver and gold plating. Many mouthpieces are available in Heritage and Heavytop formats as well as in the Classic shape.

The Denis Wick factory in Hamworthy, Dorset employs skilled technicians and craftsmen to create these carefully designed accessories. Through a global system of distributors and dealers these items are sold to musicians across the globe. They can be found in orchestras, jazz groups, high school bands, British-style brass bands and military bands in every corner of the world. Their reach is truly universal. The sound of British brass-playing is much admired and much emulated throughout the world. Denis Wick mutes and mouthpieces have helped create this distinctive timbre, and have come to represent an important part of our musical heritage.