OUR STORY

Rejano Mutes was born with the need to solve the problems in the already existing practice mutes for brass instruments in the market, such a heavy weight, unstable pitch, excessive resistance or a not-quiet-enough sound. Our motivation is bringing to Brass players all over the world, through our innovative 3D printed designs, a unique experience that offers quietness without having to sacrifice a good feeling while playing on a Practice Mute.

Some of the characteristics of our mutes are:

- Light weight (6.3oz for Tenor Trombone, 8.8oz for Bass Trombone, or 3.0oz for Trumpet), something very valuable for long practice sessions.

- Perfectly stable pitch, which makes practice time much more real.

- The exact amount of resistance that offers you the most realistic approach to playing without a mute.

- Attractive design. Based on a wine decanter shape, we have 8 different colors to be sure to match your taste!

In 2025, following the footsteps of their older sibling, Rejano Mutes launches the Generation II, which features an incredibly durable material resistant to any type of hit, offers an even more free blowing option for those mostly interested in the kind of response and direct feedback, and all with an innovative one piece 3D printed design.

In Rejano Mutes, all we care about is the player being able of having a great practice time experience, regardless if they are playing on a Practice Mute. And after a long empirical research, we truly believe that we have accomplished what we were aiming for.

To ensure that our quality meets the highest standards, and always thinking about our customers' satisfaction, all of our products are Made in USA and are permanently supervised.

David Rejano, Principal Trombone of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, designer and owner of Rejano Mutes, is in charge of the whole process from the beginning until the moment of delivery.