Denis Wick Fluegelhorn/Alto trombone pratice mute 5535

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The Denis Wick Practice Mute 5535 is suitable for flugelhorn (Perinet) and alto trombone and is made of black lacquered aluminium. Thanks to its innovative design, it mutes almost the entire sound while maintaining a stable pitch, precise intonation and optimal resistance. This makes it ideal for teaching and practice situations, as it reduces the sound to the point of silence.

Manufacturer: Denis Wick
Founded by musician Denis Wick in 1968, the eponymous company has become a global leader in brass instrument accessories. Specializing in high-quality mutes and mouthpieces, Denis Wick Products, based in Hamworthy, Dorset, distributes its renowned creations worldwide through a network of dealers and distributors. Widely embraced in various musical contexts, these accessories contribute to the distinctive sound of British brass playing. Recognized with the Queens Award for Enterprise in International Trade in 2013, the company continues to thrive through its commitment to quality and innovation.

The Denis Wick Practice Mute 5535 is suitable for flugelhorn (Perinet) and alto trombone and is made of black lacquered aluminium. Thanks to its innovative design, it mutes almost the entire sound while maintaining a stable pitch, precise intonation and optimal resistance. This makes it ideal for teaching and practice situations, as it reduces the sound to the point of silence.

Manufacturer: Denis Wick

Founded by musician Denis Wick in 1968, the eponymous company has become a global leader in brass instrument accessories. Specializing in high-quality mutes and mouthpieces, Denis Wick Products, based in Hamworthy, Dorset, distributes its renowned creations worldwide through a network of dealers and distributors. Widely embraced in various musical contexts, these accessories contribute to the distinctive sound of British brass playing. Recognized with the Queens Award for Enterprise in International Trade in 2013, the company continues to thrive through its commitment to quality and innovation.