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If your color option is in stock, we are able to ship in the same business day (if the order is placed before 3PM CST!)
Wow! These practice mutes from Divitt Trumpets are phenomenal! Very free blowing and the intonation is superb. We're so excited to be a US dealer for the Divitt practice mutes!
These practice mutes are available in a variety of colors as you can see from the photos. We have more of them in black, so that will be our default, but please let us know if you'd like a different color and we will accommodate requests as much as possible. We have a limited number in stock, but we have more on order!
If you need a practice mute that's free blowing, in tune from top to bottom, quiet, light, affordable, and stylish, then snap up one of these awesome mutes today!
Divitt Trumpets practice mutes are lovingly 3D printed in Toronto, Canada by Ewan Divitt.
About Ewan Divitt
Ewan Divitt is a trumpet player, composer, arranger, brass instrument repair technician, and entrepreneur. Ewan has performed with Michael and Randy Brecker, Bill Holman, and Dave Holland. He has studied trumpet with Scott Harrison, Brian O'Kane, and Steve Crowe. He has also studied arranging with Andy Ballantyne, and John MacLeod. Ewan is an in-demand trumpet player in Toronto, and has recorded on many albums, demos, and music videos, played live on the radio and international live television, and toured with musical acts all over Ontario and Quebec. Ewan also leads his own big band that features many of the finest up and coming players in Toronto. The band plays original compositions and arrangements by Ewan and other band members.
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42 Reviews
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Divitt Practice Mute
Just picked up the Divitt Practice Mute from Austin Custom Brass a couple weeks ago. The customer service was excellent and the mute arrived with a hand-written card, very classy. The mute itself is free blowing with just the right amount of resistance. It’s also very light and looks super cool! I’m not endorsed by either of these companies mentioned…. just wanted to share my thoughts and say thanks for a positive experience. #austincustombrass #acbassador #acb
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Divitt Trumpet Practice Mute
I absolutely hate practice mutes, but this one is a-MA-zing! Not a lot of back pressure, and I don't have to struggle to find the notes like on some other mutes. I actually don't mind using a practice mute, now. And let's face it, it's super fun being purple! :)
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Very Impressed!
I'm a comeback player, with a day job and a large, busy family. Finding a space to practice (usually my car) has been my routine. When I got this mute yesterday, I put it in and started playing...very soft. My previous experience with practice mutes was that it was very difficult to play soft and low. Not with this mute thankfully! Playing soft is absolutely crucial for me in building my chops again and I have to say, I'm impressed with this mute. Now I can shut my office door and play without being worried with folks wondering what's going in there! Love ACB customer service too! Thanks again!
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Divitt Trumpet Practice Mute
The real deal when it comes to practice mutes. LIttle back pressure, great tone quality and a very much dimnished sound. Perfect for Practice!
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Divitt Practice Mute
If you watch Trent’s video on this it’s pretty much spot on. It’s not only a good piece for practicing but I use it on jobs as well.
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Great intonation for a practice mute
Not a lot of back pressure as compared to other practice mutes
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Divitt Practice mute
Very good, indeed. Got it yesterday. Good harmon substitute, too. Cheers ACB. Tooling-Tibbi-Wibblers. B
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Divitt trumpet practice mute
Amazing light and responsive practice mute with great sound reduction. Really am enjoying using it for warmups, transcription, composing, etc...great on the road too!
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Fantastic!
Best practice mute to date (I own the new Yamaha Silent Brass). Plays extremely open, but isn't too loud. It's louder than the Silent Brass, but a little quieter than a harmon. The tone is quite like a harmon, which makes practicing a little more fun! A keeper for sure!
