Description
Facmogu 2PCS Guitar String Mute Dampener, Guitar – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Facmogu 2PCS Guitar String Mute Dampener, Guitar String Cover Belt, Adjustable Bass Mute Silencer, Fretboard Muting Straps, Musical Instrument Accessories
Item Weight
0.634 ounces
Package Dimensions
4.65 x 3.94 x 1.02 inches
ASIN
B08PFBZ994
Date First Available
December 2, 2020
Back Material
Wood, Basswood
Color Name
Black
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Technical specifications – Facmogu 2PCS Guitar String Mute Dampener, Guitar :
Brand
Facmogu
Color
Black
Back Material Type
Wood, Basswood
Instrument
Guitar
Operation Mode
Electric
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K. F (verified owner) –
Great – Will buy again
K. F (verified owner) –
Great – Will buy again
K. F (verified owner) –
Does the job! – Holds on to frets and guitar necks of all sizes.
J. P (verified owner) –
Crispy studio and live sessions – This same crisp effect can be achieved with a bandana, provided you want that look and style. I added this to my most used studio axes and the quality of my recordings has definitely improved. The strings mute effortlessly, more so than before. Recording requires less editing and manipulation to achieve that crispness. I can only assume that live will be that much better now. A perfect addition to your instrument if you’re dealing with high-gain, fast riffs or more intricate clean licks.
P. R (verified owner) –
Not a good fit – I have 5 guitars; 1 Les Paul copy, 1 Ibanez, 1 Fender bass, and 2 Fender acoustics. This muter only fit the acoustics, maybe they have wider necks? Maybe the shape is diff?
R. K (verified owner) –
Repeat customer! – Simple and exactly what you need. Bonuses points for looking awesome
P. L (verified owner) –
Works well – Easy to use, works well
J. P (verified owner) –
Crispy studio and live sessions – This same crisp effect can be achieved with a bandana, provided you want that look and style. I added this to my most used studio axes and the quality of my recordings has definitely improved. The strings mute effortlessly, more so than before. Recording requires less editing and manipulation to achieve that crispness. I can only assume that live will be that much better now. A perfect addition to your instrument if you’re dealing with high-gain, fast riffs or more intricate clean licks.
C. E (verified owner) –
Clean up your act – I like these because they even out the sound of an open string vs a fretted one, and they clean up incidental droning etc. when your right hand isn’t available to. They shouldn’t be seen entirely as a crutch although top players don’t tend to use them much. They may use them in the studio for some parts (they may even use a capo in the studio at times). These are more convenient than the old sock under the strings although of course that’s a more severe thud sound on the bass. Be open to anything that helps and works, the top pro’s are, they just don’t show that on video.
P. R (verified owner) –
Not a good fit – I have 5 guitars; 1 Les Paul copy, 1 Ibanez, 1 Fender bass, and 2 Fender acoustics. This muter only fit the acoustics, maybe they have wider necks? Maybe the shape is diff?
R. K (verified owner) –
Repeat customer! – Simple and exactly what you need. Bonuses points for looking awesome
C. E (verified owner) –
Clean up your act – I like these because they even out the sound of an open string vs a fretted one, and they clean up incidental droning etc. when your right hand isn’t available to. They shouldn’t be seen entirely as a crutch although top players don’t tend to use them much. They may use them in the studio for some parts (they may even use a capo in the studio at times). These are more convenient than the old sock under the strings although of course that’s a more severe thud sound on the bass. Be open to anything that helps and works, the top pro’s are, they just don’t show that on video.
K. F (verified owner) –
Does the job! – Holds on to frets and guitar necks of all sizes.
E. E (verified owner) –
I’m satisfied – I recently got back into playing electric bass after many years of not, and bought this to help quiet my strings as I play. It works fine for what I need it for and the material its made of seems very durable and I believe it will hold up very well. It is easy to use- just wrap it around the neck of the instrument and fasten it through the loop and its done in seconds. Its very inexpensive too, so the value of that plus it’s other positives equals money well spent.
E. E (verified owner) –
I’m satisfied – I recently got back into playing electric bass after many years of not, and bought this to help quiet my strings as I play. It works fine for what I need it for and the material its made of seems very durable and I believe it will hold up very well. It is easy to use- just wrap it around the neck of the instrument and fasten it through the loop and its done in seconds. Its very inexpensive too, so the value of that plus it’s other positives equals money well spent.
P. L (verified owner) –
Works well – Easy to use, works well