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Bass<br />

Glaesel<br />

Rubber, 2-hole design<br />

Similar to tourte, but<br />

mutes a bit more.<br />

Vln/Vla 1307 $ 3.49<br />

Cello 1308 $ 4.99<br />

Ebony<br />

Mutes<br />

Classic style. Primarily a<br />

practice mute but also good<br />

for ensemble playing. Mid<br />

to heavy muting.<br />

Violin 1168 $ 2.99<br />

(Ebony 1168E<br />

or Rosewood 1168R)<br />

Viola 1169 $ 3.99<br />

Cello 1170 $ 6.99<br />

Bass 1171 $ 9.99<br />

Original Tourte<br />

The world’s most popular mute! Special rubber,<br />

clean cut. Violin & Viola model and Cello model<br />

have a slit in the side to allow mute to fit over string.<br />

Small pin on top makes it easy to remove and slide<br />

down strings when not in use. Bass model has two<br />

slits on either side to allow mute to fit over D and A<br />

and slide up and down strings when not in use. Used for<br />

chamber music, orchestra and personal practice - light<br />

muting level.<br />

* Violin & Viola 1305 $ .99<br />

Violin, 2 hole 1305S $ .85<br />

* Cello 1306 $ 3.49<br />

Cello “Tourte Style” 1306S $ 3.49<br />

* Bass 1228 $ 5.99<br />

Slide-On<br />

Wire with plastic roller.<br />

Violin 1162 $ 4.49<br />

Viola 1163 $ 5.49<br />

1380<br />

1381<br />

Cello<br />

Ultra<br />

1383<br />

1382<br />

86 | MUTES | 800.248.7427 | www.sharmusic.com<br />

Spector Mute<br />

Makes no noise when<br />

you move it up over the<br />

bridge, and has a very<br />

nice sound quality.<br />

Vln/Vla 1304 $ 5.99<br />

“Ultra” Practice Mutes<br />

Medium-strong muting effect. Made of firm rubber<br />

material which provides a bit less clear tone than metal<br />

mute, but rubber has less risk to the instrument if the<br />

mute should fall off accidentally. Grips entire bridge.<br />

Violin 1380 $ 2.99<br />

4/4 (1380 44) 1/2 (1380 34) 1/4 - 1/16 (1380 14)<br />

Viola 1381 $ 3.99<br />

Cello 1382 $ 4.99<br />

Bass 1383 $ 7.99<br />

1167<br />

Best<br />

Seller!<br />

* ORIGINAL<br />

Not a Copy!<br />

1177<br />

Cello<br />

“Tourte<br />

Style”<br />

Metal<br />

Metal Practice Mutes<br />

Maximum muting and clearest tone. Ideal for practicing<br />

in apartments or late at night (especially for difficult<br />

passages!) Best quality chrome-plated machined brass.<br />

Violin 1167 $ 9.99 Cello 1177 $ 12.99<br />

What should<br />

I look<br />

for in a mute?<br />

A good and practical<br />

question. Humorously, my<br />

soloist friends get a rather<br />

puzzled look on their faces<br />

when asked about mutes<br />

since their life’s mission<br />

seems to be shattering<br />

crystal with their playing!<br />

All string players should<br />

have at least one mute,<br />

Have Some Fun with<br />

The Mouse-Tro<br />

Add a touch of whimsy to your playing with<br />

this adorable mute that will put a smile on anyone’s<br />

face! Equally popular with beginners, teachers, and<br />

professionals. Fairly stiff to start, softens over time.<br />

Violin mute 1303V $ 4.99<br />

Cello mute 1303C $ 9.99<br />

Artino Practice Mute<br />

APM1 Violin $ 13.49<br />

APM2 Cello $ 16.49<br />

Finissima Mute<br />

Provides a clear, yet muted tone. Super quick and<br />

quiet action. Plastic, designed for violin only.<br />

“I heartily endorse this mute for any performer<br />

that has respect for his own work.” - Isaac Stern<br />

1320 $ 10.99<br />

and there are three important factors to consider. First and foremost, ease of use.<br />

How quickly can the mute be put in place or removed? How important is this to<br />

you? Orchestral players some times only have one measure to install or remove a<br />

mute. Secondly, sound quality. The goal of a mute is to lower the volume only, not<br />

dampen the good quality of your instrument. Regarding overall sound quality, the<br />

degree to which a mute “rattles” when not in use but still on the strings between the<br />

bridge and tailpiece is important as well. Thirdly, aesthetics. Truth be told, many<br />

players consider the importance of overall look and feel, trying a variety of mutes to<br />

find out what works and looks best on their instrument.<br />

Heifetz Mute<br />

The unique design of the Heifetz mute allows the<br />

player to adjust the muting effect by sliding the<br />

metal tension clip down or up, muting more or less<br />

as a result. The metal tension clip is the part that is<br />

stamped “HEIFETZ”. Made of the highest quality<br />

materials, many professionals swear by this unique<br />

mute. The original Heifetz mute was very similar,<br />

but with a slightly different design.<br />

1319 $ 7.99<br />

Bech Magnetic<br />

When not in use, magnet holds mute firmly to plastic<br />

clip on tailpiece. Cello model uses self-adhesive tab<br />

which sticks to tailpiece instead of plastic clip.<br />

Non-rattling storage and quick accessibility.<br />

Violin & Viola 1309 $ 9.49<br />

Cello 1311 $ 11.49<br />

Traditional metal heavy practice mute, with a<br />

protective plastic coating. Slightly less muting than an uncoated mute, but less<br />

danger of damaging your instrument if the mute should fall off during use.

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