[Overview]
For sauromutes, trumpets, and cornets.
Available in five types: Straight (all-aluminum, copper end), Cup (detachable), Wah-Wah, and Bucket.
[Features]
"Saulomute" is a handmade American manufacturer. Professional musician Mike Jarosz developed the bucket mute. After receiving high praise from many top players, including Wayne Bergeron and Roger Ingram, the company began producing fiber-based cup mutes, as well as straight and wah-wah mutes made from aluminum and copper.
● Straight
Characterized by its unique, rounded shape, the Straight Mute delivers more stable pitch than conventional models, a smooth playing feel, and a light, responsive feel even when played gently. The copper end produces a warm, full-bodied sound, while the all-aluminum version offers a sound with a more pronounced brightness.
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● Cup
The Cup mute produces a slightly brighter sound than standard Newsons and similar models. It significantly improves
sound consistency and pitch stability, making it an easy-to-use mute. The cup is adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune the sound character.
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●Wah-Wah
Like the Straight and Cup models, this Wah-Wah mute minimizes uneven resonance. It’s a new option that delivers a full, rich sound all the way down to the low end while still producing the characteristic “squeaky” sound expected of a Wah-Wah mute.
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● Bucket
You can adjust the sound in two stages by changing how wide it’s opened, allowing you to achieve both an open sound and the traditional bucket mute sound. Since it’s designed without any cotton or other filling inside, it can be stacked with the Wah-Wah and Cup for storage, making it very convenient to carry around. By adjusting the metal hardware, it can accommodate larger bells as well. This is an item we highly recommend to jazz players.
Watch the demo video here