Fump Bass Bridge Dampener
Fump Bass Bridge Dampener is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
All instruments are passed through our workshop prior to shipping.
This includes a 25 point Q.C. check and setup to your spesifcation.
This means it can take anything up to 2 weeks to recieve your instrument from date of purchase.
All shipping is done via Royal Mail & Parcelforce. Tracking is provided once shipped.
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Our Climate Commitment
We're a fully carbon neutral business!
We've planted over 14,000 saplings locally on Dartmoor! No overseas planting, just right on our doorstep.
We've planted a variety of native hardwoods.
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Finance Solutions
Finance Solutions
We can offer multiple options with very high acceptance rates with either of our partners; Klarna or Snap Finance.
Klarna
- Pay in 30 days
- Split into 3 monthly installments
Snap Finance
- 11 Month interest free
- Up to 48 month intrest bearing
Fump Bass Bridge Dampener
Description
Description
PALM-MUTED BASS TONE. MINUS THE PALM.
Free up your muting palm and discover a new path to the old school. The Fump is a simple muting device that slides over the strings against the bridge of your 4- or 5-string electric bass to instantly recreate that sweet staccato sound - without using your palm!
The Fump was born as a natural step following the wild success of our FretWraps, and from numerous requests from players like you. If you've ever stuffed foam under the strings to try to achieve that coveted "old school" muted or upright tone, then you might give the Fump a try! While we definitely encourage mastering proper palm muting, the Fump simply opens up possibilities to discover new techniques and gives your hands the freedom to "dig in."
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