chewyfooey
New member
Hi there,
Up for sale is a Monette trumpet mouthpiece made in Portland, Oregon by David G Monette Corporation.
Mouthpiece condition is mint, used it less than a dozen times.
Bought new 1 month ago. No dings or nicks, only light insertion marks. This mouthpiece sings when it is played soft and has a solid tone when pushed. It has a very creamy and warm tone when played softly too and when you project, it just roars.
It is a little bigger than a 3C. Exact specs can be found on the website: http://www.monette.net/newsite/mpceCompChart.htm
This is the mouthpiece used by Adam Rapa for all around playing
You can find out more about these mouthpieces on their website. They are known for making remarkable trumpet mouthpieces that solve many intonation problems faced by people using conventional mouthpieces, as they are designed to have a constant-pitch-center.
Selling at $250, negotiable.
Reluctant to sell it but I need the cash.
Contact me at 9451 361zero for pictures
Can deal wherever is convenient for you.
Cheers,
Justin
Up for sale is a Monette trumpet mouthpiece made in Portland, Oregon by David G Monette Corporation.
Mouthpiece condition is mint, used it less than a dozen times.
Bought new 1 month ago. No dings or nicks, only light insertion marks. This mouthpiece sings when it is played soft and has a solid tone when pushed. It has a very creamy and warm tone when played softly too and when you project, it just roars.
It is a little bigger than a 3C. Exact specs can be found on the website: http://www.monette.net/newsite/mpceCompChart.htm
This is the mouthpiece used by Adam Rapa for all around playing
You can find out more about these mouthpieces on their website. They are known for making remarkable trumpet mouthpieces that solve many intonation problems faced by people using conventional mouthpieces, as they are designed to have a constant-pitch-center.
Selling at $250, negotiable.
Reluctant to sell it but I need the cash.
Contact me at 9451 361zero for pictures
Can deal wherever is convenient for you.
Cheers,
Justin
