[Outline]
Mute for trumpet/cornet made by HUBER MUSIC.
[Condition.]
New.
[FEATURES.]
Huber mutes are made in Brooklyn, New York. They produce a wide variety of mutes, including cups, straights, wah-wahs, pixies, solo tones, etc. The consistent feature is that they are all based on "old classic mutes that are no longer available. What is consistent is that they are all based on "old classical mutes that are no longer available.
Vintage sounds such as Shastock, Ray Robinson, and the Chicago era News Tone line are reissued in a more manageable form, with Huber Music's unique interpretation.
● Straight
Available in three different materials for the bottom.
"Plastic".has a softer sound profile and a more expansive sound. It is ideal for situations where a calm and warm tone is required.
Stainless Steelhas a unique, jarring sound with a hint of harshness. It is dark, heavy, and powerful when blown in, a character not found in other mutes.
Aluminumhas a well-focused sound with a good tone profile. It is the most familiar to most players, but it provides a slightly softer nuance.
●Cups
The sound varies depending on the combination of two types of bodies and three types of cups, each of which is sold separately.
Body
"Type A".is designed with a large entrance hole and a long straight section. Inspired by the Shastock cup mute, it produces a bright, open cup sound.
Type B".is Huber's original design. The entrance hole is smaller and the taper is longer to allow more space inside, emphasizing the soft, cup-like sound. The familiar cup sound.
Cup
"Bowl."has already been discontinued.Shastokwas designed based on the cup-muted sound of the
"felt line."has already been discontinued.Ray RobinsonThe design was based on the cup muted sound of
"scallop."is a traditional old Chicago eraNew Stonelinewas designed based on the cup-muted sound of the