Gruv Gear FretWraps 3-Pack String Muters, Small, Black

Guitar is the only instrument I play in my studio primarily for media-production As I compose geared music, I must make sure my parts are as accurate as possible with the least amount of extra sound. Whenever I play sloppy, I have found that strings ring out by association (nearness/resonance of the body, etc. ), and sometimes I am not able to stop them easily without further damaging my parts. It may surprise you to learn how many seasoned guitarists this happens to, even right down to smaller levels. During one of my classes, I had an extremely technical part This was a very delicate part that the guitarist recorded for me, but once in awhile a string would ring out very quietly. When you listen carefully while editing audio, you can notice this. You may not notice it live or in general recording situations, but when you pay attention when you're editing audio, you can I was able to solve that issue 100% with these. Voici a few pro and con points The pros are The design is straight forward, stops string ring, is better quality than your spouse's hair scrunchy and looks better in your hair, however the cons are The nut always seems to catch on the nut when you slide it back over it to hit an open string. It seems likely that this will unravel the stitching eventually. WARNING BE CAREFUL You can crank this puppy high to make your string smooth turn it down for it to be My guitar was put on my first fret and tightened well, and I recorded my parts well before adding the VI piano. The intonation was slightly off but it was okay. In addition to checking my guitar and intonation, I did the following My notes were perfect. I turned the Fretwrap back on the first fret. A little sharpness had come to them now. Don't be fooled!.

Sullivan Gray

| Jun 18, 2021

The short version There are a lot of benefits to using these. Made a recording of the white noise that came from the Floyd Rose parts above and below the fretboard, which went through my tube amp. I don't want to listen to those They are for sale. The thing is I'm a bit of a cheapo when it comes to items like this, but it's not as bad after purchasing a new tube amp that goes down to zero. As I increased the power to allow full gain with my Floyd Rose Schecter C-64 at apartment volumes and through a Krank 1x12, I started noticing the amount of background noise that came from the nut and the springs in the back of the guitar. It sounds like the same sound you hear when you untune a snare or tom and it rings its note followed by a rediculous yeow sound, the backlash of vibrations that Aside from the Ibanez, I have an Ibanez 7 string that is neither a FR nor a FR with EMG pickups, so I bought the three-pack and they worked * * * If you have a FR, the retaining bar behind the nut messes up placement a bit, but it still does the job correctly. The strings of mine are flat and came into good contact with the tuners when they were placed higher up toward the tuners. There was no doubting the ease of the Ibanez. In addition, it made a huge difference in the amount of feedback in the amp during muting and similar things. As one of the 3 comes out to $6 I couldn't bring myself to cut it up and put it under the springs in the FR, since my dog ate it when I was not looking. Yes, I agree. As for the Large size that fits 6 and 7, the fuzzy part is the right size to cut the bands off and place it beneath the Floyd Roses between the springs and body. My response is a bit thicker than I would like. I don't know if it would put extra tension on the springs and thus throw your tuning off, but someone should try it out. It's not necessary for me to buy anything else. My sponge of choice is just a plain dish sponge.

Spencer Carson

| Jun 14, 2021

Great product! I've been on the lookout for an inexpensive set of these for awhile. The total number of necks is 335. There is a bit of a snug fit, but they work well on all The strings are very quiet with this. I tend to make a lot of noise with my picking hand while recording, so I think this eliminates all of that noise and I also recommend the product. I've had them for a few months now and they do what they are supposed to Make sure there is no extraneous noise during The active EMG's use different pickups on each guitar, of course, but this quiets them down at times when they make quite a bit of noise. I have the same issue with my Strat that has Texas Specials and a prelude At times, they can get a little buzzy. The noise they add to my recordings is thus kept to a minimum.

Westin Rubio

| May 13, 2021