Tom Crown STRAIGHT - TENOR TTC (ALUMINIUM / COPPER END)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Straight mute (also called "dry mute"): the most commonly used for brass family instruments.
- Body made of aluminum for a lively response and good projection.
- Copper bottom for a denser sound, with a marked timbre and strong presence.
- A versatile accessory, suitable for orchestra, ensembles, and contemporary music.
Manufacturer Information
Tom Crown
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Tom Crown: a leading reference in brass mutes
Recognized by many musicians and educators, the Tom Crown brand has established itself through meticulous craftsmanship and a very practical approach to mutes: each model aims for a precise sound character and a consistent playing feel. This "dry" aluminum/copper bottom version fits within this logic of a rich and well-toned sound, easily usable on a daily basis.
For what use and which musician?
This mute is intended for intermediate, advanced, and professional players seeking a reliable straight mute. It suits a wide range of styles: classical (mutes passages and effects), pop, brass band, and jazz when a more direct color is desired, without going towards the "wah-wah" effect.
Sound and design
The principle of a dry mute is to alter the color while maintaining controlled emission: the sound becomes more centered, with a more pronounced grain. The combination of aluminum and copper bottom promotes a clear attack, good projection, and a fuller timbre. The design prioritizes easy placement and adequate stability, allowing quick changes of effects during rehearsals and on stage.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | trombone | Color | Grey |
| Mute type | dry (straight) | Bottom | copper |
| Family | brass instrument accessories | Brand | Tom Crown |
| Body | aluminum | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Tom Crown Straight TTC mute compatible with a tenor trombone?
This model is designed for the tenor trombone, as indicated by the TTC designation and the instrument specification.
What sound does an aluminum straight mute with a copper cup produce?
The aluminum body combined with a copper cup promotes a clear attack and a fuller tone. The sound becomes more focused, with a pronounced timbre and good projection.
Is this mute suitable for jazz and classical music?
This model is suitable for classical music mute effects and articulations. Its direct character can also be used in jazz, without seeking a wah-wah effect. It also adapts to popular music and marching bands.
Is the Tom Crown Straight TTC a cup mute?
It is a straight mute, designed to alter the trombone's tone color while maintaining controlled sound emission.
For what level of trombonist is this mute recommended?
The Tom Crown design targets intermediate, advanced, and professional trombonists looking for a reliable straight mute.



