Bach Stradivarius LR 18072 Bb Trumpet; The Leadpipe-Reversed Strad

A very nice playing Strad here ('94) with a reversed-leadpipe setup, a lightweight body, and a standard bell. It's an easier more comfy blow than a standard Strad setup, in my opinion, and a little easier to play long term - because of the lighter weight body. Still, I think it gets a 'good Strad sound'.... Ah, but what do you think? :) I use 8 mouthpieces in this review, and I also compare this to a standard leadpipe Strad, and also to a lightweight, reversed-leadpipe Schilke. The video is some 29 minutes, and you've got lots of sounds, mouthpieces, and horns to compare. Mouthpieces in order: Reeves 42C, 42M, Patrick CR5Z, Reeves 42B, TA/TF, Reeves 41 C2J, and then, lastly, a custom Greg Black mouthpiece.