Eno Music Rubber 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.

I couldn't wait to try this one out. I hated using my phone every time to tune and had to fumble through the app etc. This is a Godsend. It works as advertised and is extremely easy to use. Just set the mode, choose a base frequency, and you are ready to go.I found that for my violin (I use both western and classical Indian) its easy to tune with chromatic mode. The display takes a sec or two for showing the correct note, but it works.I purchased the whole pack, with a mute and the rosin. They work fine as well.And surprise, the sellers threw in a new violin string, and couple of coin cell batteries as gift. Thank you very much.