Gruv Gear FretWraps String Muter, HD Fire, 3-Pack, Red, Small

Gruv Gear FretWraps String Muter, HD Fire, 3-Pack, Red, Small

The Gruv Gear FretWraps String Muter in HD Fire, available in a convenient 3-pack, is the ultimate accessory for any serious musician. Whether you’re a studio professional, session player, or a tapping enthusiast, the FretWraps String Muter is designed to enhance your playing experience by reducing unwanted string noise and overtones. Specifically engineered with an adjustable strap, this versatile dampener lets you fine-tune the pressure and muting of your strings, ensuring cleaner takes during recording sessions, live performances, and creative two-hand tapping techniques. Its sleek design allows for quick and easy adjustments, effortlessly sliding over the headstock when not in use, and requiring no modifications or special tools for installation.

The Gruv Gear FretWraps comes in various sizes to fit different instruments, but this particular HD Fire edition in small is perfectly suited for 4-string basses, 6-string electric and acoustic guitars, and ukuleles. Achieve professional-grade sound quality with minimal effort, thanks to this handy accessory. Make unwanted string noise and sympathetic resonance a thing of the past, so you can focus on your music and performing your best.

Key Features

• Professional-grade string dampener for enhanced sound quality
• Adjustable strap for precise pressure and muting control
• Quickly slides over the headstock when not in use
• No modifications, tools, or guitar installations needed
• Comes in a striking HD Fire design
• Pack of three for added convenience
• Available in small size, perfect for 4-string basses, 6-string electric and acoustic guitars, and ukuleles

Specifications

• Size: Small
• Color: Red
• Design: HD Fire
• Number of Pieces: 3
• Compatibility: 4-string basses, 6-string electric and acoustic guitars, and ukuleles
• Material: High-quality, durable fabric with adjustable strap

Package Contents

• 3 x Gruv Gear FretWraps String Muters
• User Guide for Adjustment and Usage