Without having an opportunity to test the Mute vs Pro I was more interested in the 24v Mute, which I later regretted because the Mute doesn't offer sufficient assist for me and where I ride. Qiroll voltage ratings aren't the same as familiar ebike batteries which, for example a 36v nominal battery charges to 42v. The Qiroll 24v battery charges to only 24v, like power tool batteries. Someone earlier in this thread noted that the 33v Pro won't run on a battery charged to 38v, if I recall correctly. I haven't checked the maximum voltage that the Mute version will run on but it has worked well for me using either 48v (54v fully charged) or 36v (42v fully charged) batteries when I use a Buck converter to step voltage down to 24v. There are 24v power tool batteries like Kobalt or Greenworks that presumably should work for the Mute. 33v isn't as easy to accommodate.
Regarding the old Currie rear wheel side. r, it doesn't offer any advantage over other options, and I doubt that the aftermarket version that you linked has an associated free wheel; you'd have to check. If I recall, the Currie motor was fairly loud, sounding like asaddle type motoGood luck with your choice, whatever that might be.