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| Model | Characteristics |
| 25C-Standard | Standard-The right leadpipe for most people |
| 25H | Herseth leadpipe-(hence the "H"...) Big, fat, sound. Takes air to play and can sound airy in the lower register. |
| 25A | Many people find this has slightly less resistance than the 25C...Not much of a difference at all... |
| 25S | "Full length Bb leadpipe, with only a "3/4 pull on main tuning slide." In other words, it helps the C trumpet play more open |
| 7C | Darker, bolder, less resistance than the standard leadpipe |
| 7R | Like the 7C but it is a reversed pipe. Even less resistance than the 7C |
| 6R | Because it's reversed, its overall longer. Is is said to give little resistance, but alot players hate LR pipes. |
| 43C | Very similar to the Bb 43...free blowing, little resistance, etc. Nice sound in upper register |
| 43R | LR...Very similar to the 43C but can actually be a little stuffy in the lower register |
| 44C | Bright sounding, too bright when combined with the 229 bell for most people. |
| 44R | You guessed it....LR...Very similar to the 43C but can actually be a little stuffy in the lower register |