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Three corks per pack
Most trumpet mutes use three corks spaced around the body, so one pack re-corks one mute.

Independent shopping perspective
A three-pack of replacement corks for Jo-Ral trumpet mutes. Buy when your mute rattles, slips, or no longer seats in the bell.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Most trumpet mutes use three corks spaced around the body, so one pack re-corks one mute.
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Sized for full-size Bb trumpet mutes. Piccolo trumpet mutes take a separate, smaller cork.
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Corks compress and dry out with use. Fit changes gradually, so a slipping mute usually means worn corks.
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Far cheaper than a new mute, so re-corking is the first thing to try on a mute that will not hold.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
One. A standard trumpet mute uses three corks, and the pack contains three.
The mute slips out, rattles in the bell, or sits deeper than it used to. All three point to compressed or worn corks.
They are made for Jo-Ral trumpet mutes. Other brands vary in cork size and placement, so check dimensions before assuming a fit.
No. You will need your own adhesive to seat the new corks after removing the old ones.