• Economy Violin Mute
• A grade Boxwood quality
Flat profile violin mute made from fine Boxwood.
Substantial hard rubber variety with excellent orchestral or solo muting qualities
• Rubber made Violin Mute, Violin shape
• Conforms to the shape and curvature of the bridge
• Greater muting power
• Balanced sound
• It installs in seconds and is easy to change
Its smaller shape makes it suitable for 3/4 and 1/2 violins and 4/4 violins.
Economy Violin Mute. Popular tourte style rubber mute made in the USA. Round and substantial hard rubber variety with excellent orchestral or solo muting qualities.
• 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
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.
Enjoy classic muting with the Old Style Violin Performance Mute, made of wire and rubber tube. It slides onto your bridge for a warm, subtle sound—ideal for orchestral and chamber music.
Key Features:
• Wire and rubber tube construction
• Slides onto the bridge easily
• Soft, warm muting effect
Substantial hard rubber variety with excellent orchestral or solo muting qualities
• Rubber made Violin Mute, Violin shape
• Conforms to the shape and curvature of the bridge
• Greater muting power
• Balanced sound
• It installs in seconds and is easy to change
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 Heifetz Mutes for violin made in Germany provides an excellent effect of mute for violin.
• Designed with a unique metal tension clip
• Easy to Use
• Made from high-quality material
• Does not affect the instrument’s sound quality
• Does not rattle when not in use but still on the instrument
• Works and looks best on the instrument
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
