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The world standard of mutes.
Invented by Willie Berg in 1935, the Humes & Berg Stonelined mute features a secret formula used in the lining for easy blowing and perfect intonation.

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4.2

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Reviewed by 6 customers

I would buy all my musical needs from Woodwind Brasswind

Submitted 8 years ago

By Pbbenjie

From Miami Florida

I use the mute to practice and it is an excellent product

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Too much resistance

Submitted 13 years ago

By Brian

From Los Angeles, CA

It does make it very quiet so as not to disturb anyone, but it creates so much resistance that it feels nothing like my trumpet does without it. I found almost no benefit from practicing with it. Now I just use my Silent Brass mute, even without the system. Much more free blowing and just as quiet.

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Too much resistance

Submitted 13 years ago

By Brian

From Los Angeles, CA

It does make it very quiet so as not to disturb anyone, but it creates so much resistance that it feels nothing like my trumpet does without it. I found almost no benefit from practicing with it. Now I just use my Silent Brass mute, even without the system. Much more free blowing and just as quiet.

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A Danged Good Practice Mute!!

Submitted 16 years ago

By Bill

From Atlanta

This mute is excellent. The tubing that allows the air to go through works amazingly well - and still maintains the sound level at conversational tones - and I play loud all the time. That feature I mentioned - a tube running down the middle much like a Solotone mute - also reduces the backpressure that used to be so bothersome with older practice mutes. It's not like playing an open horn - but it's not like any other practice mute I've ever played either.

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Decent and Affordable

Submitted 16 years ago

By Matthew

From North Carolina

Like all practice mutes this mute succeeds in muffling the sound to around mf levels but limits the amount of air that goes through the horn. In comparison to other practice mutes this one muffles the sound about the same and creates about the same air blockage but is much cheaper than some of the other practice mutes available. It will take some getting used to but it is a useful tool to have for trips when getting a practice room is difficult or impossible.

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A Danged Good Practice Mute!!

Submitted 16 years ago

By Bill

From Atlanta

This mute is excellent. The tubing that allows the air to go through works amazingly well - and still maintains the sound level at conversational tones - and I play loud all the time. That feature I mentioned - a tube running down the middle much like a Solotone mute - also reduces the backpressure that used to be so bothersome with older practice mutes. It's not like playing an open horn - but it's not like any other practice mute I've ever played either.

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