Salt shaker mute

[NathanSobieralski]

Salt Shaker mutes make great Fathers Day gifts!

[slipperyslide]

Happy Easter!

Doubles as an attractive vase?

[NathanSobieralski]

Very true, they are attractive mutes! The matte black finish has a grippy texture, and the mutes in red, copper, and blue have a nice gloss finish.

Doubles as an attractive vase?

[NathanSobieralski]

A selection of comments about the Salt Shaker mute:


“Same warmth as the original bucket… with ease of getting it in and out of the horn.” — Terry Baber

“Warm bucket sound from such a tiny package!” — Alex Iles

“No more lugging around an oversized mute — this is the size of a compact practice mute.” — Phil Keen

“Perfect for pit work — quick to change, sturdy, and road-ready.” — Wendell Kelly

“Built well, light, and versatile for all musical settings.” — Jacob Herring

“I may never use one of my normal bucket mutes again.” — Dr. Michael Wilkinson

“Great idea — changeable corks make it fit perfectly.” — Linda Landis

“One beat to remove a bucket mute? This is the answer.” — Dr. Donn Schaefer

[NathanSobieralski]

Getting ahead of the holiday rush!

[NathanSobieralski]

Dr. Brad Edwards, Professor of Trombone at Arizona State University, has this to say about the Salt Shaker mute:

https://s-mute.com/collections/trombone-mutes

..quite a bit smaller, quite a bit lighter, similar sound (to a bucket).....something you might want to take a look at.