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Humes & Berg

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Willie Berg invented stonelined mutes in 1935. They are the finest brass instrument mutes available in the world. Sonelined mutes play perfectly in tune and are easy blowing. For the perfect professional sound all the time, stonelined mutes offers many different models to produce outstanding various tonal colors for the brass player. Included in the many features that allow the outstanding colors of sound is the secret formula used to line each and every stonelined mute.
Humes & Berg 163 Tenor Trombone Metal Pixie Mute

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  • Great in combination with plunger mute, or on its own

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    byMark

    fromAnnandale VA

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    This classic mute is most often used in combination with a plunger mute. My rubber one hasn't arrived yet, but even in combination with my Denis Wick aluminum plunger mute, it's a great match and allows for a lot of expression. On its own, it can serve as a narrow straight mute or practice mute, and as it doesn't color the horn's natural timbre, it is a very versatile mute all around.

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