Sound Strap

Our labels are the perfect way to keep your sub-snakes organized at the gig! Pictured are my personal drum snake and labels.

When our labels get dirty from stage dirt and drumstick sawdust you can wipe them off with a damp rag and they’re good as new!

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Had a great time hanging at .studios today to rip some drum tracks and see his SoundStraps in action! They’re just as helpful in the studio as they are on stage.

A few places in which our labels have come in handy for my recently:

1. Clearly labeling a drop snake for drums I use at rehearsals and some live gigs.

2. My IEM rack is usually right up against a wall or other amps, labeling the back with our parallel short straps helps improve legibility at awkward angles.

3. The kick for one of my kits has had a piece of hook material glued to it for as long as I’ve had it that won’t peel without wrecking the finish, might as well label the mic position!

Happy MONday!

Is anyone else using Fender’s FRFR cabs? I’ve been loving mine as a monitor for my Quad Cortex at shows, especially when I keep the lines identified with a MON patch!