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by sax-atone
(3 posts)
18 years ago

Mute for Sax?

Has anyone ever heard of a "pancake mute" for sax?

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  2. by definition
    (963 posts)
    18 years ago

    Re: Mute for Sax?

    Jus t forget about it - there is no way to truly mute a sax

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  3. by Sax Mom
    (964 posts)
    18 years ago

    Re: Mute for Sax?

    Are you looking for something that changes the sound, or something that will appease the neighbors when you're practicing?

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  4. by sax-atone
    (3 posts)
    18 years ago

    Re: Mute for Sax?

    I was just wondering because there is a "pancake" mute on ebay. My friend has one and he loves it.

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  5. by slf79
    (7 posts)
    17 years ago

    Re: Mute for Sax?

    HI, Havent heard of pancake mute, but i bought one recently which reduces the sound by approx 50%. www.saxmute.com made by magilanck. Hope this helps

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    1. by saxmanjim
      (6 posts)
      17 years ago

      Re: Mute for Sax?

      i just joined this site and i love sax but I've never heard of a saxophone mute. Is there a mute for a saxophone to alter the sound like on a trombone? I'd love to get one if you have any links to sites to get one

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      1. by sax-atone
        (3 posts)
        17 years ago

        Re: Mute for Sax?

        try www.truemutes.com or truemutes.com

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    2. by maciagt
      (2 posts)
      17 years ago

      Re: Mute for Sax?

      Years ago Larry Teal told me how to make a "sax mute" by taking a curtain or embroidery hoops and wraping them with felt. It would also make the low end speak a little easier.

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