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crazyalien257
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 Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 6:37 am Post subject: Homemade bucket mute with ice-cream tub? |
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I have some spare clips from a couple of broken clip-on tuners, and I was wondering what to do with them while eating some ice-cream. It occured to me that i can use the clips together with the ice cream tub to DIY a bucket mute.
Anyone DIY a bucket mute before? I know some trombonists who have. Any suggestions on how to make one? I'm not exactly sure what things i should do and should not do.
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gammelkamel
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| Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2017 2:03 am Post subject: Re: Homemade bucket mute with ice-cream tub? |
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| crazyalien257 wrote: | I have some spare clips from a couple of broken clip-on tuners, and I was wondering what to do with them while eating some ice-cream. It occured to me that i can use the clips together with the ice cream tub to DIY a bucket mute.
Anyone DIY a bucket mute before? I know some trombonists who have. Any suggestions on how to make one? I'm not exactly sure what things i should do and should not do. |
Old post - but I have made some bucket mutes, where I put a super-magnet (neodymium) in the bottom of the bucket. Then the bucket clips easily to the music stand, all you have to do is to direct the trumpet into it. I tried gluing the magnets, but it would not hold. Then I bought magnets which could be screwed on. |
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