Polly mute

$16.00

Polly is a triangular, shield-shaped rubber mute for “con sordino” passages.  With smaller holes than the Tourte, it is less likely to vibrate when not in use.  Instead of a front tab that lifts over the bridge to secure it, the Polly just slides up and a narrow lip rests on top of the bridge securely, and removal is quick and easy.  Black or Clear.

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