Foam Behind Guitar Nut at Rachel Stewart blog

Foam Behind Guitar Nut. (the black stuff from gear boxes). I used to put some foam up there. Velcro can also come in handy by. Finally, you can use a piece of foam, cut it to size, and place it under the strings behind the nut. It's great for eliminating the ring from the strings on the far side of the nut and can be used on any of my guitars as necessary. My present guitar has a groovy. They do that to clean up the sound a bit, especially when tapping. But if you place a string dampener on those strings (or foam or a piece of cloth behind the strings), it will eliminate any. I've noticed a lot of musicians have a scrunchie or soft stretchy material wrapped around the nut of their guitar just on or above it. It's the strings above the nut. It's actually not behind the nut, it's resting slightly on the open strings. I see some guys put a chunk of foam under their strings, behind the nut. Also known as a string muter or string damper, a fretwrap is a simple yet ingenious device that controls extraneous string noise. What reasoning is there for this?

Finally, you can use a piece of foam, cut it to size, and place it under the strings behind the nut. They do that to clean up the sound a bit, especially when tapping. It's the strings above the nut. I used to put some foam up there. My present guitar has a groovy. Velcro can also come in handy by. But if you place a string dampener on those strings (or foam or a piece of cloth behind the strings), it will eliminate any. I see some guys put a chunk of foam under their strings, behind the nut. Also known as a string muter or string damper, a fretwrap is a simple yet ingenious device that controls extraneous string noise. I've noticed a lot of musicians have a scrunchie or soft stretchy material wrapped around the nut of their guitar just on or above it.

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Foam Behind Guitar Nut It's actually not behind the nut, it's resting slightly on the open strings. It's great for eliminating the ring from the strings on the far side of the nut and can be used on any of my guitars as necessary. Finally, you can use a piece of foam, cut it to size, and place it under the strings behind the nut. It's the strings above the nut. It's actually not behind the nut, it's resting slightly on the open strings. They do that to clean up the sound a bit, especially when tapping. But if you place a string dampener on those strings (or foam or a piece of cloth behind the strings), it will eliminate any. Velcro can also come in handy by. I used to put some foam up there. (the black stuff from gear boxes). My present guitar has a groovy. I see some guys put a chunk of foam under their strings, behind the nut. Also known as a string muter or string damper, a fretwrap is a simple yet ingenious device that controls extraneous string noise. What reasoning is there for this? I've noticed a lot of musicians have a scrunchie or soft stretchy material wrapped around the nut of their guitar just on or above it.