Smith Watkins Mike Lovatt Signature Mouthpieces Range demo

Power.
Precision.
Performance.
Smith Watkins are proud to introduce an exciting range of Signature mouthpieces, designed in collaboration with British trumpet recording artist
Mike Lovatt.
Mike's extended playing range, and incredible technique requires a perfectly balanced mouthpiece, one which allows him to leap huge intervals with centered, accurate intonation and to change in a flash from a soaring lead sound to a warm broad 'classical' tone.
Working alongside SmithWatkins, and building on their Worldwide reputation, Mike has consulted to develop a range of 3 stunning mouthpieces and unique boosters.
The ML Studio, ML Lead and ML Classical, are engineered specifically with today's demanding performance requirements
in mind.
The ML Signature mouthpieces offer exceptional qualities, incredible flexibility, plus impeccable intonation in all ranges.
The mouthpieces are paired with a range of unique ML Boosters.™
These are available in 3 weights and screw under the mouthpiece rim creating a solid mouthpiece.
With players demanding the perfect mouthpiece, Smith Watkins decided to collaborate with one of the UK's most in-demand professional players, and offer a select line-up of these mouthpieces.
All ML Signature Series mouthpieces are produced on a precise, computer-controlled lathe to guarantee each one is an exact match to the one used by Mike.
Visit our website at www.mikelovatt.co.uk to explore the range, and experience the power, precision and performance for yourself.

[@timeisnow4116]

Just realized who he is, I’ve seen him live before and had no idea.

[@DianeLouiseRoy]

I loved your playing on Motherless Brooklyn! So happy I found you here on UA-cam.

[@mysterytomastery1]

Hey Mike, fantastic stuff! Hope to catch you in a couple of weeks.

[@JazzyJonas]

And, going to practice now haha

[@tonyp6257]

How can one purchase these

[@steviemusic1]

Sounds great, Mike. How would the sizes of the Studio and Lead models compare with a Bach 3E? That's what I'm on at the moment (and have been for years). I've had it drilled out a lot as I tend to put a lot of air through. I just think I'm getting a bit bored with it & fancy a change...

[@obbzerver]

At this point I'm guessing he isn't going to answer.

[@mjd4174]

No kidding.. esp since it takes about 30 seconds to find the answer by just looking up their website. Doh.

[@richardgordon8110]

A TRUMPET IS A TRUMPET.

[@ironmandave3000]

Do you actually know how to play the trumpet?