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[quote name='Ghost_Bass' timestamp='1445596993' post='2892649'] Reading this comments i think i went overboard with my Promethean covers. I bought some kind of leather/vinil from a car fabric seller and some sponge from a local fabric store. Glued it on the back of the vinil, cutted to shape and sewed it all together. Materials: Vinil: Foam: End result: It's a bit of work but it was cheap and these covers have been here for a few years and still going strong. The cab in the picture is the extention cab of the Promethean combo and it was sold to a basschatter a few months ago, he can vouch for it, i guess. [/quote] Great idea. I might have to do something similar.

I guarantee you will be disappointed by the GruvGear thing. Completely [i]inconsistent [/i]dampening. I've got foam under my Gruvgear to hold it in the right place and a clip to hold it closed, clamping the strings, and it's still rubbish. I bought mine, as an experiment, thinking it's probably rubbish but you never know. However, the experiment would be pointless unless I tell everyone else it's a crappy solution to your problem. I've been trying to play jazz on bass guitar but instead I've just spent my whole playing with this stupid, glorified gypsy clothes peg. [quote name='rodney72a' timestamp='1439506879' post='2843519'] Would this be an option? [url="http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/accessories-c2/string-muters-c63/gruv-gear-gruv-gear-fump-bass-bridge-muter-dampener-p10306"]http://www.stringsdi...dampener-p10306[/url] [/quote]