Top Legends Brass models used for commercial, sessions, solo and lead playing.
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The Legends SuperCat II was inspired by a mouthpiece played by Cat Anderson. It has a small inside diameter (.550″), a wide round rim, and a very shallow V bowl cup. It’s perfect for cool cats playing screaming upper register jazz and swing!
The Cat Master is based on a scan of a vintage mouthpiece played by the legendary Cat Anderson. The inside rim diameter is very small at .585″, and the cup is an extra shallow bowl (similar to Bach F)l. The throat is a tight #30 with the Legends Manhattan backbore, which is very focused. If you’re looking for that authentic Cat Anderson sound, you’re going to need the Cat Master!
The Legends GIR MF1 is based on a Giardinelli MF1 like the one played by Maynard Ferguson in the mid to late 1960’s. The inside diameter is .590″, and the cup is a shallow V-bowl. The throat is an open #26, and the backbore is the Legends Manhattan. Use the GIR MF1 when you’re ready to “come blow your horn”!
The Legends MF1 is based on a vintage Holton MF1. It has a small inside diameter (.590″), a shallow, slightly convex V cup, and a #26 throat. The backbore is a Legends O, for an open blow. This mouthpiece is just what you need “at the top”!
The Legends Screamer trumpet mouthpiece has a small inside rim diameter (.590″) and a very shallow V bowl cup (similar to Bach F in depth). It’s sold exclusively by Legends Brass, and the name says all you need to know!
The Legends BB: the mouthpiece that will get you into the First Call Gang! It has a rim shape similar to a Bach 10 1/2 C, a medium semi-V cup, #28 throat, and Legends Vegas (slightly focused) backbore.
The Legends JT AH is based on a vintage Al Hirt mouthpiece possibly made by Ray Amado. The rim is wide and relatively flat and has some undercut going into the cup. The inside diameter is .600″, and the cup is shallow.
The Stratosphere rim is wide and medium round to medium flat, with some undercut for chop room and soft bite. The cup is a very shallow drop V (similar to Bach F). Use this piece when you want to master the stratosphere!
The Legends BC Master: inspired by the last mouthpiece played by the legendary Bill Chase. This rim has an inside diameter .625″ and is medium round. The cup is a medium shallow bowl, similar in depth to Bach D. The throat is a #30, and the backbore is the very focused Legends Manhattan. Save this piece for when you want to sound like a laser beam and you’re ready to “get it on”!
The Corps Lead was developed with drum corp and other outdoor performance venues in mind. It has a rounded, semi-flat .630″ rim with a medium shallow to shallow cup. This rim and cup combo is comfortable for upper register playing while on the move. Combined with the Legends S backbore and heavyweight blank, this mouthpiece really supports intensity, endurance, and great quality sound in the upper register.
The Legends WB S has a semi-flat wide rim with a soft comfortable bite and high alpha angle. The inside rim diameter (0.631”) is a little on the small side, and combined with the medium shallow cup depth works well for lead and upper register parts. This mouthpiece is geared toward lead and solo playing with plenty of zing in the upper register, but with enough mass to give the sound plenty of core.
The Legends Arturo Sandoval: This mouthpiece is based on Mr. Sandoval’s personal Bach Mt. Vernon 3C mouthpiece, which he allowed us to scan. The backbore is a Legends Chicago, which has a broad dark sound, but can really sizzle when pushed.
The Corps Solo was developed with drum corp and outdoor performance venues in mind. The .656″ inside diameter rim is rounded on the outside and medium round with soft bite on the inside, and the cup is shallow (similar to Bach E). This mouthpiece has elements needed for intensity and endurance in the upper register, with great projection and solid core of sound. The Corps Solo is perfect for high energy solos in stadiums or arenas where you want to be heard in the Press Box!
Legends CF LA: inspired by a mouthpiece played by a legendary sessions player in Los Angeles. If you want to be ready to play anything, this is your piece! The rim is nicely rounded, and there is ample room for comfort at an inside diameter of .660″. The cup is slightly more shallow than a Bach C.