Orchestral Mutes

Glaesel GL3842 Tourte Deluxe Violin/Viola Mute

A Wolf Eliminator is used to significantly reduce the volume of a "wolf tone", which is a loud beating sound that results from the main wood resonance vibrating at the same frequency as the note being played on the instrument itself. This can be accomplished by attaching a wolf eliminator.

Glaesel GL3846 Tourte Deluxe Cello Mute

Ebony mute for violin by Grover, #5280

The world's most popular mute! Has a slit in the side to allow mute to fit over string. Small pin on the top makes it easy to remove and slide down strings when not in use. Used for chamber music, orchestra and personal practice - light muting level. Original & Authentic: Not a Copy! Notice how other sellers try to pass off inferior knock-offs by saying Tourte "style"?

Sihon Violin String Mute

Tourte deluxe bass mute.

The world's most popular mute! Has a slit in the side to allow mute to fit over string. Small pin on the top makes it easy to remove and slide down strings when not in use. Used for chamber music, orchestra and personal practice - light muting level. Original & Authentic: Not a Copy! Notice how other sellers try to pass off inferior knock-offs by saying Tourte "style"?

Ebony mute for Cello

A Wolf Eliminator is used to significantly reduce the volume of a "wolf tone", which is a loud beating sound that results from the main wood resonance vibrating at the same frequency as the note being played on the instrument itself. This can be accomplished by attaching a wolf eliminator.

A Wolf Eliminator is used to significantly reduce the volume of a "wolf tone", which is a loud beating sound that results from the main wood resonance vibrating at the same frequency as the note being played on the instrument itself. This can be accomplished by attaching a wolf eliminator.

Ebony mute for viola