heavy bass coping - nice strap

[unatratnag]

so warwicks are heavy, no surprise, i'd rather grit my teeth thu the pain rather than do anything else. It's honestly not bad because I can always just adjust my strap to use different muscles and i can't complain....

so, I was talking with my italian friend the other day who said his bass teacher has the same issue. Sold his warwicks and bought a parker fly bass or whatever they're called.....but in anycase, he also has an inflatable strap made by d'addario (comes with pump and all). I could only assume it might be too flimsy to actually be comfortable, but it's something I would have to try out because reebok pumps are the coolest shoes ever..... it'd only be fair to give the bass/guitar strap the same shot.

I can't find it on ebay, google, or the d'addario site... has anyone ever heard about something like this?

[Sutton]

interesting concept, I doubt it'd work much though

[embellisher]

I saw one of those in a store a year or so ago, but never tried it.

Moved to Miscellaneous.

[christle]

You may want to try the new strap by Yamaha. Or go with ye olde 4" wide leather strap. Works great.

Dan

[Jonki]

www.slapring.de

good strap for a good price. 4" wide and comfy

[christle]

Originally Posted by Jonki

www.slapring.de

good strap for a good price. 4" wide and comfy

I have two of them. They are excellent straps!

[hamertek98]

Our guitar player bought the D'addario strap a few years ago. Nice wide strap' but the pump system took a crap not long after he got it. I think he paid around 40-50.00 at the time. Still uses it-just under inflated, and I tease him all the time.