Warburton P.E.T.E.

The P.E.T.E. (standing for Personal Embouchure Training Exerciser) by Warburton is a device designed to strength a brass player's embouchure and develop stamina. It is intended for use in conjunction with a structured and rigorous practice routine, benefits are tangible. The P.E.T.E. directly targets the exact muscles that tire toward the end of a performance. These are the muscles which prevent the lips from falling into the cup, blowing apart, and losing the buzz.

By placing the disk behind the lips and pulling the exerciser forward prompts an isometric response from the muscles of the lips, preparing them for the forces encountered in brass playing. The P.E.T.E. is intended for use in addition to your regular instrumental practice, and not as a replacement for any part of it. Regular use of the P.E.T.E. will strengthen and support muscles of your embouchure. With legendary players such as Jon Faddis and Roger Ingram using the P.E.T.E in their practice schedules, can you afford to be without one?

The main difference between the plastic and the silver models is weight. The plastic model is much lighter than the plated brass models. The extra weight of the silver version, for most people, enhances the workout when supporting the small end of it in your chops. On the other hand, many people simply prefer the look of the silver model. Also note that the plastic model appeal to users with an allergy to silver or with sensitive teeth.

• FDA approved black Delrin plastic or silver model
• great for all brass players
• made in USA