wallace for my soprano Eb cornet. Love it. Freer blowing w/o the insert but still good with the insert in. Pretty good tuning also if that matters. With the insert removed, you could easily use it for quiet parts in a group.
I really wish you had the UpMute to include in this comparison! I also have every one of these practice mutes (plus a few more cause I'm a pro at wasting money..lol). The Wallace was my 1st favorite and the Trumcor Stealth was my 2nd fav.... until I got the UpMute. Can't wait to get the Divitt mute I ordered so I can compare to all! Your price point is, by far, better than the rest of them so far. listening to your video here, I like the harmon-like sound of the Divitt as well (even better than the harmon-like sound my Wallace gives without the stem)
I have the latest silent brass and the Wallace. The silent brass feels very stuffy, I use the Wallace with the stem in but might start using it without the stem depending on the volume.
I have the famous Denis Wick practice mute and be using it for the past 40 plus years. Also a good a option. Still on my first cork. To make it even quite you can tape one one the two holes shut. 😏
You know I have had the gold SShhmute for a while now and I never knew that there was a difference between the gold and yellow. I just placed the order for the Divitt mute this past weekend. Looks like I'll have to buy the yellow bremmner too.
I use my silent brass mute. I have 2 original systems, with the reverb on the unit. Was thinking of getting the newest model. The only time I use it, these days is to warm up and maybe doodle while watching tv with the family. I think the yellow sssh mute would be better, so I’m going to order one and the Divitt. Cool looking mute and sounds like the resistance is good, so maybe I’ll retire the silent brass now...😎
I’ve got a Shhmute, but before that I went to my local hardware store and bought a rubber drain stopper, drilled a hole through it and put it in my Harmon. That works pretty well, but the Harmon is an all copper bubble mute, and it’s pretty heavy, so the shhmute gets more action these days.
Hey Trent. I recently picked up the UpMute (pun intended). It's...okay. But I feel like that about every practice mute I've had. I'm looking forward to this video!
I have the upmute as well (and many others). IT's the best I've used when balancing blow, decibel meter results, and tuning. I also purchased one of Trent's mutes last week, but haven't heard anything about it yet- hope to get it soon.
Hi Trent. Just got my Divitt mute yesterday. Played it for a couple of hours last night and loved it. I own quite a few other practice mutes and the resistance factor and intonation and ease of playing are better than most others, even though it isn't quite as soft. I'm thinking it might also make a good combo mute to play into a microphone. It has that good a sound and ease of playing. Thoughts?
Hello I have the yellow sshhh mute. This one is quite enogh, to play at night but for me, there is too much resistance. Therefore I cannot practice as long as I want to do. The Divitt sounds good, like a harmon. I'am always practicing with my JoRal Aluminium harmon. Is there a difference to my harmon mute in resistance and loudness? VG Peter Germany
How well would the Divitt mute work for early/late apartment/hotel practicing? I've kept my silent brass v2 and ssshhhmute for these but hate how they feel so I just end up not playing.
Is it okay to use a mute when just starting out. I'm thinking about taking up the trumpet but I've yet to hit a note and I'd have to do the majority of my practicing at night.
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I have the yellow bottomed sssshmute. I find it tiring to play with for any amount of time. You mentioned the new mute has less? Resistance? Significantly?
Man, Coppernicus is all class! How does the Divitt mute compare to the Bach 1857 practice mute? I have the Bach and while it’s okay I’m left wanting a bit more tonal quality but I don’t want to buy a new mute if it’s not going to make a difference.
@@austincustom My Divitt mute was recently delivered and it’s blows my other practice mute away (pun intended). Living in a townhouse makes me considerate of those living in close quarters/sharing walls with me. That said, I noodle through a practice mute 99.9% of the time. The Divitt sounds way better than my other practice mute while providing less resistance at the same time.
How does the resistance and feel of the Divitt compare to the Yamaha Silent Brass (latest gen.)? I'm looking for a new mute with less resistance than the SB.
wallace for my soprano Eb cornet. Love it. Freer blowing w/o the insert but still good with the insert in. Pretty good tuning also if that matters. With the insert removed, you could easily use it for quiet parts in a group.
I have the Wallace and find it really good. I like the option of different sounds and volume
I really wish you had the UpMute to include in this comparison! I also have every one of these practice mutes (plus a few more cause I'm a pro at wasting money..lol). The Wallace was my 1st favorite and the Trumcor Stealth was my 2nd fav.... until I got the UpMute. Can't wait to get the Divitt mute I ordered so I can compare to all! Your price point is, by far, better than the rest of them so far. listening to your video here, I like the harmon-like sound of the Divitt as well (even better than the harmon-like sound my Wallace gives without the stem)
Upmute is best!
The Divitt mute seems like the clear winner to me
I have the latest silent brass and the Wallace. The silent brass feels very stuffy, I use the Wallace with the stem in but might start using it without the stem depending on the volume.
Great video as always, Trent. I’m due for a new practice mute. I’ll check out the Divitt!
I have the famous Denis Wick practice mute and be using it for the past 40 plus years. Also a good a option. Still on my first cork. To make it even quite you can tape one one the two holes shut. 😏
I've had the wallace mute a few years. little expensive but yeah it's perfect.
I like the Divitt the best.
You know I have had the gold SShhmute for a while now and I never knew that there was a difference between the gold and yellow. I just placed the order for the Divitt mute this past weekend. Looks like I'll have to buy the yellow bremmner too.
I use my silent brass mute. I have 2 original systems, with the reverb on the unit. Was thinking of getting the newest model. The only time I use it, these days is to warm up and maybe doodle while watching tv with the family. I think the yellow sssh mute would be better, so I’m going to order one and the Divitt. Cool looking mute and sounds like the resistance is good, so maybe I’ll retire the silent brass now...😎
I’ve got a Shhmute, but before that I went to my local hardware store and bought a rubber drain stopper, drilled a hole through it and put it in my Harmon. That works pretty well, but the Harmon is an all copper bubble mute, and it’s pretty heavy, so the shhmute gets more action these days.
that is a gorgeous trumpet..what kind of trumpet is that please?
Fantastic comparison!
Thanks!
Hey Trent. I recently picked up the UpMute (pun intended). It's...okay. But I feel like that about every practice mute I've had. I'm looking forward to this video!
I have the upmute as well (and many others). IT's the best I've used when balancing blow, decibel meter results, and tuning. I also purchased one of Trent's mutes last week, but haven't heard anything about it yet- hope to get it soon.
I have the UpMute also. I use it every day and love it. Was recommended to me. It’s a little pricey IMO.
So did I, until I learnt to back right off. The Upmute is amazing then.
Hi Trent. Just got my Divitt mute yesterday. Played it for a couple of hours last night and loved it. I own quite a few other practice mutes and the resistance factor and intonation and ease of playing are better than most others, even though it isn't quite as soft. I'm thinking it might also make a good combo mute to play into a microphone. It has that good a sound and ease of playing. Thoughts?
I think it would be a killer mute when close miked like the shew soloist!
I'm doing a concert on the 21st. (Hooray!) I'll try it then.
wallace is the best for me cool video
And also 3x the cost of the Divitt.
Although the Wallace is a wonderful mute!
Hey Trent...I purchased one of these the first video you made about it (Jan 24th). I got the receipt, but no other shipping details.
We sold out our first batch literally instantly. You might be in the second batch. Call or email the shop for eta
816-410-0826 or info@austincustombrass.com
@@austincustom Thanks!
Hello
I have the yellow sshhh mute. This one is quite enogh, to play at night but for me, there is too much resistance. Therefore I cannot practice as long as I want to do.
The Divitt sounds good, like a harmon. I'am always practicing with my JoRal Aluminium harmon. Is there a difference to my harmon mute in resistance and loudness?
VG
Peter Germany
How well would the Divitt mute work for early/late apartment/hotel practicing? I've kept my silent brass v2 and ssshhhmute for these but hate how they feel so I just end up not playing.
Do you sell the blue Divitt Cornet mute?
How much?
Is it okay to use a mute when just starting out. I'm thinking about taking up the trumpet but I've yet to hit a note and I'd have to do the majority of my practicing at night.
Hi, Divitt or Wallace if price is not a problem?
Divitt
@@austincustom Good if I practice only with it?
Want to start learning trumpet but can't play open at all.
THE BEST practice mute. no contest. perfect for what you are looking for.
www.austincustombrass.biz/divitt-trumpet-practice-mutes-fantastic-new-product
can i put these mute on the pocket trumpet?
if the bell is the same size as a normal trumpet, yes.
Hi I have a Denis Wick practice mute and find it quite restrictive.
Yes it's a quiet mute and well made but does have a lot of resistance for me as well
I have the yellow bottomed sssshmute. I find it tiring to play with for any amount of time. You mentioned the new mute has less? Resistance? Significantly?
Man, Coppernicus is all class! How does the Divitt mute compare to the Bach 1857 practice mute? I have the Bach and while it’s okay I’m left wanting a bit more tonal quality but I don’t want to buy a new mute if it’s not going to make a difference.
I only reviewed good mutes in this video 😎
@@austincustom LOL and duly noted. So it’s worth upgrading to the Diwitt?
@@austincustom My Divitt mute was recently delivered and it’s blows my other practice mute away (pun intended). Living in a townhouse makes me considerate of those living in close quarters/sharing walls with me. That said, I noodle through a practice mute 99.9% of the time. The Divitt sounds way better than my other practice mute while providing less resistance at the same time.
How much is the Divitt blue mute
There's a link to the store in the video description
How does the resistance and feel of the Divitt compare to the Yamaha Silent Brass (latest gen.)? I'm looking for a new mute with less resistance than the SB.
Generally I prefer acoustic mutes because I feel the weight and resistance balance better. I love the Divitt personally!
Hi Trent i just got my Acb 3DS mp its like 3c with viagra 😄