Best Brass

• For trombone
• Electronic mute
• Infinitely adjustable volume and reverb function
• 3.5 mm AUX input jack for external CD or MP3 player
• 3.5 mm jack headphone output
• 3.5 mm jack line-out socket
• Extremely light, only approximately 110 g
• Audible volume only approximately 30dB!
• Very free playing feeling, very good intonation
• The latest generation of electronic practice mutes, from the inventor of Silent Brass, Shinji Hamanaga

• Lowers the volume by about 30 dB!
• Very free play feeling
• Very good intonation
• Aluminum
• Very light at just 150 g

• Made entirely of aluminium with copper bottom
• Very good intonation

• Cup diameter Ø 17,20 mm
• Medium-sized cup
• Ø 4.50 mm bore
• Gold-plated
• Creates a rich harmony
• Similar to the Bach 11

• For trumpets
• Cup diameter: 17.15 mm
• Deep cup
• Diameter: 4.5 bore
• Gold-plated

• Cup diameter: 17.80 mm
• Deep cup
• Ø 4.7 mm Bore
• Gold-plated
• Similar to the Alex. MY15 (slightly larger)

• Made completely of aluminium
• Bottom made of copper
• Excellent intonation

• For tenor saxophone
• Three different reverb functions
• 3.5 mm AUX input jack for external CD or MP3 player
• 3.5 mm jack headphone output
• 3.5 mm jack line out socket
• Weight: Approximately 3330 g
• Audible volume: Only approximately 69 - 89 dB
• Very free playing feeling, excellent intonation
• No mains adapter required, runs exclusively on battery power

• Exclusive soundproof "studio"
• Reduces the saxophone volume by approx. -25 dB while preserving the full sound characteristics of the instrument
• The best damping performance since the e-Sax was launched in 2005 as the world's first mute for saxophones
• The 'Best Brass "e" App' (iPhone only, free to download) adds many useful features to the e-Sax i and offers the user a new experience
• A built-in microphone picks up the sound in the e-Sax i, cutting out most of the ambient sound
• Effects are fully controllable
• Makes practising more fun and comfortable
• The built-in metronome is useful not only for rhythm training but also for recording
• It is possible to immediately synchronise the recorded file with iCloud Drive
• No need for complicated DAWs or A I/F to enjoy overdubbing performances or solo ensembles
• It is possible to create music with the e-Sax i and share it on social media
• No batteries required

• Made completely of aluminium
• Excellent intonation
• Silver version

• Fits into every wah-wah mute
• Just remove stem and insert Nano mute
• The volume is reduced and the wah-wah mute becomes a practice mute
• In addition, any trumpet, cornet or flugelhorn mouthpiece can be plugged directly onto the Nano to have the same resistance to buzzing as when they are directly on the instrument
• Made of aluminium

Note: This does not reduce the volume!

• Cup diameter: Ø 25.37 mm
• Medium-large cup
• Ø 6.80 mm bore
• Wide shank
• Similar to the Bach 6-1/2AL

• Cup diameter Ø 16.55 mm
• Deep cup
• Ø 4.00 mm bore
• Gold-plated
• For British, brass-band-style cornets
• Similar to the Denis Wick 4 (but slightly bigger)

• Cup diameter: 17.80 mm
• Medium deep cup
• Ø 4.00 mm bore
• Gold-plated
• Similar to the Yamaha 32B (slightly larger)

• Cup diameter Ø 16.25 mm
• Deep cup
• Ø 3.78 mm bore
• Gold-plated
• Similar to Bach 7 A (a bit narrower)

• Cup diameter Ø 25.37 mm
• Deep cup
• Ø 7.10 mm Bore
• Narrow shank
• Gold-plated
• Soft sound
• Similar to the Schilke 50

• For trumpets
• Cup diameter: 15.95 mm
• Shallow cup
• Bore diameter: 3.78
• Gold-plated
• Produces a brilliant, fast, powerful and even sound
• Similar to the Schilke 6A4a

• Cup diameter: 17.15 mm
• Ø 3.78 mm Bore
• Gold-plated
• This is not a double cup, but more like a "gas pedal" for playing in the high register

• Cup diameter: 25.75 mm
• Medium-sized cup
• Ø 6.80 mm Bore
• Narrow shank
• Gold-plated
• Strong sound well suited for trombonists in big brass bands
• Similar to Bach 5G (a bit shallower and bigger)

• Cup diameter: 27.25 mm
• Deep cup
• Bore Ø: 7.1 mm
• Suitable for orchestras and big bands
• Similar to the Bach 1 - 1/2G (slightly shallower)