Close-up of a banjo bridge with DEERING printed on it, featuring metal strings over light wood—ideal for use with the Deering Banjo Mute MUT-5 from Deering Banjos to control volume while preserving tone.
The Deering Banjo Mute MUT-5 by Deering Banjos is a metal, adjustable mute with felt lining and DEERING printed in black on the side, shown against a white background.
Close-up of six metal strings anchored to a guitar bridge, similar to how the Deering Banjos Deering Banjo Mute MUT-5 fits over banjo bridges. Light background highlights the connection point for enhanced detail.
Close-up of a Deering Banjos bridge with DEERING printed on a metal piece, several strings running vertically, and the Deering Banjo Mute MUT-5 partially visible.

Deering Banjo Mute MUT-5

2.0
Sale price$24.99
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Description

Made in the U.S.A., this solid brass mute fits 4, 5, and 6 string banjos. Adjustable for all bridge widths, this mute does not hinder right hand position. Easy on and off.

You just slide the mute on the bridge lengthwise because one end is open.  The sound is much quieter, but still a very pleasant sound, this will help keep peace in the home when the baby is sleeping.

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