Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Ernie Ball FretWrap used for? A: The Ernie Ball FretWrap is used as a string dampener to cut overtones and sympathetic resonance, making it ideal for recording, live performances, and two-hand tapping.
- Q: What instruments can the Small FretWrap fit? A: The Small FretWrap fits 4-string basses, 6-string electric and acoustic guitars, as well as ukuleles.
- Q: How does the FretWrap adjust for different pressure levels? A: The FretWrap features an adjustable strap that allows users to fine-tune the pressure and dampening effect on the strings.
- Q: Is any special installation required for the FretWrap? A: No, the FretWrap requires no special guitar modifications, installation, or tools. It can be easily slid on and off the instrument.
- Q: Can the FretWrap be used during live performances? A: Yes, the FretWrap is designed for both live performances and studio recordings, helping to reduce unwanted string noise.
- Q: How does the FretWrap help with clean recordings? A: By cutting overtones and sympathetic resonance, the FretWrap ensures cleaner takes without unwanted string noise or ringing.
- Q: Is the FretWrap suitable for all guitar types? A: The Small FretWrap is suitable for 4-string basses and 6-string guitars, but larger sizes are available for other instruments.
- Q: What materials is the FretWrap made from? A: The specific materials used in the FretWrap are not mentioned, but it is designed to be durable and effective in dampening string vibrations.
- Q: How do I store the FretWrap when not in use? A: You can quickly slide the FretWrap over the headstock of your instrument for easy storage when it is not in use.
- Q: What are the main benefits of using the FretWrap? A: The main benefits include reduced overtones and noise, improved recording quality, and enhanced performance clarity without needing special tools.