It is made of the best quality chrome-plated machined brass. The heavy metal practice violin mute is ideal for practising in flats or shared apartments.

• This mute can also be used on Viola.

• Fits 4/4 Violins & Smaller Violas

• Fits easily over the bridge.

• Offers maximum muting and clearest tone.

• Ideal for practising in apartments late at night (especially for difficult passages!)

• Best quality chrome-plated machine brass

This Metal violin mute is thin, but the heavy part is on the top side of this mute and slides over the top of the bridge to dampen the sound.

• Slides over the top of the bridge to dampen the sound

• Heavy nickel-plated brass

• Designed for practice

• Strong muting effect

• For violin/viola

We must check with your violin whether it fits nicely onto your bridge thickness.

The Artino practice mutes are great for when you want to soften the sound of your playing.

• A traditional metal mute with a durable rubber coating. 

• The rubber coating protects your instrument and bridge.

• It functions very well to allow practice without disturbing others. 

• The rubber coating reduces the sound level to a minimum and maintains sound quality.

• It can be fitted to the bridge within seconds.

The Alpine Mute Co Menuhin Style Shield Violin and Viola mutes are designed to create the warmest sound possible.

• Perfect fit for both Violin and Viola

• Professional mute with brass insert for the warmest professional sound

• Artist Mute has the same great design at a lower price

• Generous discounts are available for wholesale orders- please get in contact for a personalised quote

The Spector Violin Mute reduces the volume of the instrument during both practice and performance, easily and quickly sliding up to engage.

• Volume Reduction - the D’Addario Spector Violin Mute is the best way to reduce your volume.

• Ease of Use - This compact violin practice mute fits between the A and D strings of the violin and is easily engaged by simply sliding it up over the bridge.

• Quality Design - Initially designed by Fred Spector, a 45-year veteran violinist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

• Stays in the Instrument - While not in use, slide it back down, and the mute remains on the instrument without interfering with your playing or sound.

• Available in black and copper colours.

The mute is made of a softer and more flexible material, so it is easy to use. Place it on the bridge, and you will have an excellent muting effect. 

• Safe with no peculiar smell

• Will not damage the violin instrument

• Excellent muting effect 

• Does not alter the pitch

• Provides a high level of muting while preserving more tone quality

• Made of softer and more flexible quality rubber that is easy to carry and operate.

• Practice anywhere without worrying that you are disturbing someone

These small rubber mutes, called Tourte mutes, are the most common type of violin mute. You can find them in both the round shape variety and a violin shape variety.

• Inexpensive, easy to leave on the instrument when not using

• Small rubber mute with two slots 

• Can be easily moved on and off the bridge 

• Best for classical musicians who play in ensembles and orchestras