ENO MUSICRubber Violin Practice Mute for 4/4 Violin

Lowers the decibels without ruining performance. I travel constantly and this helps me practice without worrying about disturbing anyone nearby.

I always wanted to play the violin, but a violin was never in my budget. Last year I was given one but it was in rough shape. So I went to the University of YouTube for help. I got new strings and a new bow. This bridge was the last part needed so I was super excited when it came. I put it on exactly as they showed me, made sure all the strings were in place and tightened the hairs on my bow. But it still won't play. Just a shushing sound, no violin sounds at all. So I don't know.🤔

its good enough

Bought this for my bird whistle because it was the cheapest rosin I could find. While it's not in powder form which is typically used for bird whistles, it's a solid block, I just spun the metal part of the whistle on it to get as much rosin on it as I could and it worked perfectly. For $2.99 it was a bargain. Can't vouch for the effectiveness of it for musical instruments, but it seems to be a nice solid piece of rosin.

As a novice violinist, achieving the perfect tune is crucial, and this tuning tool delivers precision that has garnered approval from my wife, an accomplished musician, as well as my violin instructor and a separate electronic tuning device. It has proven to be a true time-saver, effortlessly clamping onto the pegbox with speed and ease.The visual clarity it provides is exceptional, even for me without my glasses. Its compact size is a standout feature, seamlessly fitting into my violin case for convenient portability during travels. Overall, this tuning accessory has significantly enhanced my practice sessions and performances, making it an indispensable tool for any violinist, whether beginner or seasoned.