Rejano practice mute for trombone
Rejano mute was developed with the need to solve the problems of practice mutes for brass instruments already on the market such as high weight, unstable pitch, excessive resistance or too high volume. Rejano's motivation is to offer brass players peace of mind when practicing through the innovative 3D-printed design, without having to sacrifice a good feeling when playing on a practice mute.
Some of the features:
- Light weight (114 grams for tenor trombone, 227 grams for bass trombone and 63 grams for trumpet), something very valuable for long practice sessions
- Perfectly stable pitch, which makes practicing much more real
- The ideal resistance, which comes very close to playing without mutes
- New material that is more durable than cork or neoprene and fits perfectly into the bell
- Developed and designed by David Rejano, principal trombone with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
