Freedom in
Every Note
Choose your rim, cup and backbore. Compare options at home, or get a hand with the specs.
Kit price includes the 3-top discount. Backbore and shipping extra.
Not sure where to start? Ask us for fitting advice →
What are you looking for?
Start with a complete mouthpiece, compare a few options, or replace a compatible top.
One-Piece & Modular Mouthpieces
Choose a one-piece Resinite mouthpiece, or pair a separate top and backbore.
Build a mouthpiece →
Mouthpiece Test Kits
Try three tops on your own instrument. From $135 AUD after the kit discount; backbore and shipping extra.
Choose a test kit →
Swirl Acrylic Tops
Acrylic trumpet tops with Warburton-style threads. Top only; you’ll need a compatible backbore.
See acrylic tops →Asymmetric Mouthpieces
See how one-sided relief and support change the rim, then choose the rest of your setup.
Choose an asymmetric rim → Watch the rim animation How asymmetric rims workFrom trying to ordering
You can compare first, order from known specs, or ask us a question along the way.
Test on your horn
Compare cups or sizes with a test kit, or start building if you know your specs.
Made to your specs
Chris makes Resinite orders for Australia and other non-US destinations in Melbourne. Butch makes American Resinite orders in the USA.
What players have said
Feedback from trumpet, cornet and soprano cornet players.
"the pitching was so much easier, no splitting of notes"
"The range and endurance have improved..."
"I've discovered notes that have never been there before."
Design your own mouthpiece
Set the cup, rim, throat and shank in the 3D designer. If you’d rather work from a set of options, use the guided configurator.
Who does what
Chris Healey — Melbourne: All mouthpiece design work, Australian and other non-US Resinite orders, and the manufacture of acrylic and brass trumpet tops.
Donald “Butch” Stallard — USA: All American orders and the manufacture of all non-Resinite backbores, wherever the customer is based. Butch also machines our stainless steel tops.
Who makes your mouthpiece →
Need help choosing?
Tell Chris what you play now and what feels difficult, or compare a few options with a test kit.


