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| Artitst in Residence ![]() Forte User
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brooklyn,NY
Posts: 2,188
![]() ![]() ![]() | MUTE COUNT! !2 St. Mutes-metal, plastic and fiber. 6 Cup Mutes-H&B, Wick and Shastock.....dumbone2 gave away 2 Ray Robinsons 6 Harmon Mutes- Emo, Jo-Ral and No Name 3 Solotone Mutes- Shastock and H&B 4 Bucket Mutes-H&B and Jo-Ral 4 Piccolo Mutes-2 St. and 2 Harmon 35 mutes total.......and that's not counting the contents of those mystery cases in the back of the closet How many do you have? Wilmer |
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__________________ Be sure Brain is engaged before putting Mouthpiece in gear. S.Suark 1951 | |
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| Pianissimo User | wow Wilmer - I feel much less obsessive after reading your list.... 4 straights - aluminum Wick, crown and Vacchiano and a mystery mute that appears to be a handmade papier-maché straight only identified by a stamp on the side that says "by S. Florio" - sound somewhere between a cup and a straight (used it on the Artunian on a recital once) 3 cups - HB regular, Mic-A-Mute, and wick 5 harmons - jo-ral copper(x2), jo-ral aluminum, harmon brand copper, and a shew soloist 2 buckets - HB and a jo-ral 1 pixie 2 rubber plungers - large and small 2 silent brass practice mutes (Bb and piccolo) I think that's it - here's two questions for you: how do you store/transport your mutes? if you go on a call and don't know a lot of details about what you're playing, how much of your aresenal (mutes AND horns) do you bring to the gig? TC (edited to include the papier-maché mute that I found in my office) |
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| Forte User
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Farnham (a place too smal
Brand: Whatever works
Posts: 1,202
| Let's start with the ones I can see from here - the Eb mutes Denis Wick Eb Straight Denis Wick Eb Cup (I actually have two of these, due to various reasons - if anyone wants a brand new, unused one - let me know) Denis Wick Eb Practice Also on shelves and floor, within sight of here Denis Wick Euphonium Mute Denis Wick Trombone Straight Mute (gold bottom - 1 of a kind) Denis Wick Bass Trombone Straight Mute (gold bottom - 1 of a kind) Will update this later when I find out what is lurking in the boot (trunk) of the car - where my mutes tend to live. I have a nasty feeling I am going to end up making Wilmer's list seem very short and concise Now, where did I leave the car? UPDATE - Well, I've found the piccolo mute bag Jo-Ral Copper Bottom Straight Mute Denis Wick Straight Mute Tom Crown Copper Straight Mute Marcus Bonna Cup Mute Tom Crown Aluminium Cup Mute Tom Crown Harmon Mute Denis Wick Practice Mute I have also found the box of mutes for sale: 1 x Denis Wick Practice Mute - £15 3 x Denis Wick Wooden Straight Mute - £23 each 1 x Denis Wick Eb Adjustable Cup Mute - £20 1 x Denis Wick Metal Straight Mute - £15 1 x Denis Wick Plunger Mute - £10 I also have a number (20!) of slightly small Bb practice mutes - NOT Eb practice mutes. These were a batch that were made using the wrong measurements. They work well, but are very close fitting on some bells and actually touch the metal on others. With an added layer of cork or foam they work quite well - could be a cheap alternative for those who find the regular practice mutes too expensive. These are being sold for £5 each. Now - where did I leave the rest of them? |
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| Piano User
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 312
| Straight Denis Wick JoRal Tom Crown - Aluminum Tom Crown - Brass Bottom Tom Crown - All Copper Hickman Sotto Voce Chicago Mute Trumcor - Lyric Humes and Berg Marcus Bona Yamaha - Copper Bottom Cup Denis Wick Tom Crown Humes and Berg Harmon Harmon JoRal Bubble - Aluminum JoRal Bubble - Copper Bucket JoRal Humes and Berg Practice Denis Wick Yamaha Silent Brass Piccolo Denis Wick Straight Stomvi Straight - Brass Tom Crown Straight Other Humes and Berg - Pixie A couple fo plungers |
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| Forte User
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 1,028
| Straight Denis Wick Tom Crown - Brass Bottom Humes and Berg Bach Plastic Cup Humes and Berg Harmon Humes and Berg JoRal Bubble Bucket JoRal Humes and Berg Practice Yamaha Silent Brass Piccolo Humes and Berg Straight (copper) Other A plunger from the hardware store [and one pixe mute] |
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| Mezzo Piano User | Wow, I used to think I had alot... Straight: Humes and Berg (the red and white wooden one) Tom Crown (aluminum) Cup: Humes and Berg (the red and white wooden one) Plunger: 4 1/2 inch 5 inch Harmon: Harmon Practice: One I made from an old air freshoner, telephone listener, and an old walkman 7 total, plus anything else I can think of sticking in my bell... |
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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Iowa City, IA/Corfu, GR
Posts: 80
| Yikes!! Feeling a bit mute challenged now.... Straight Mutes Tom Crown Copper bottom Vachianno Humes and Berg Straight Cup Mutes H & B Cup (my Basie cup) JoRal aluminum Denis Wick adjustable Harmon Mutes Old Harmon Brand in copper Shew soloist JoRal aluminum JoRal copper Plunger mute One that I 've had for twenty years customized to mt ear Pixie H & B Bucket Mutes Humes & Berg red and white Softone Hmmmm.....I don't feel all that badly now....[/u] |
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| Forte User | Geeze, am I behind the times? 1 Tom Crown Aluminum Straight - good condition 1 Tom Crown Aluminum Straight - poor condition 1 $1.25 plunger 1 EMO harmon mute - poor condition 1 Humes and Berg Derby I had a couple of other mutes in my posession but they weren't really mine and I turned them in when I ETSed from the National Guard Band a few weeks ago. They were a Denis Wick adjustable cup and a Jo-Ral aluminum bubble mute. If I ever start gigging in a big band again, I'm going to have to get at least one cup mute and probably another harmon mute, probably a Jo-Ral. |
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| Moderator Fortissimo User
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Metro Detroit
Brand: Eclipse
Posts: 3,748
| 1 H & B Cup 30 yrs old 1 Harmon all copper harmon 1 Tom Crown straight all copper 1 H & B Bucket 30+ yrs old. They just sound better 1 H & B Pixie 30+ yrs old, the old heavy copper ones with a brass bottom, don't make them any more. Took off the paint and buffed it. Gorgeous! and that great metallic sound. 1 H & B Solo tone-- painted a cool blue to match my old stand fronts. 1 H & B Tuxedo plunger 1 H & B Derby, replaces the metal one someone took off with. 1 olbligatory Crown Royal bag. Only eight, I'm not doing my part I guess. -cw- |
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