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Gewa Mute Metal Violin

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Gewa Mute Metal Violin
179 kr
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Just a note on compatibility
ToniN 01.12.2014
Note that this product won't fit the Stentor Student 2 for example.
The widest (bottom part) 0.3cm and the thinnest part (top) is mere 0.1cm (approx)
So if you want to use the mute you'll need bridge that tapers accordingly to fit the mute.
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Alright...
MiniBuckaroo 05.06.2019
The idea is nice, but it keeps slipping off the bridge. Because of this, the G-string will sound as loud as always. The overall sound is also really thin, not bad, just a little different. I also have a metal mute with rubber coating and that one stays on its place and mutes even better. But... I think it depends on the type of violin or bridge or strings how good it'll do its job.
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Ok, but not for my taste
Hermes 26.07.2014
The choice of a mute is something that varies according to the individual

If you want a metal mute, you should bear in mind that you will mix more "metal" in your sound set up

It is a relatively heavy mute, thus significantly reducing the amount of volume produced, by making the bridge heavier.

If you want to practice almost silently it's a very decent choice.

the only drawbacks, are that you have to be more careful than usual, so as not to damage the bridge of your violin, and that the sound really changes on some instruments besides getting just more quiet
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Extreme good quality, doesn't mute enough
Lorisgirl 24.04.2023
This mute is sturdy, and feels like it'll be around for year. But in comparison to other, simpler ones I've got, it doesn't mute half as much.
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Gewa Mute Metal Violin