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

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

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 Roth Sihon Wire Violin Mute enables medium to heavy muting without heavily distorting the tone.

• Made of metal, wire, and rubber

• Medium to heavy muting

• It helps to dampen strings

• Reduces wolf tones

• Suitable for all styles of play

• Slides on the D and A strings between the tailpiece and the bridge

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

• A grade Boxwood quality

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