Ernie Ball Resonance Attenuator For 6 7 And 8-String Guitar Tailpieces
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Effectively reduces resonance and harmonics behind the bridge.
- Compatible with 6, 7, and 8-string electric guitars, even in drop tunings.
- Quick installation and removal, no tools required.
- Discreet accessory, ideal for studio, stage, and high-gain settings.
Manufacturer Information
Ernie Ball
https://www.ernieball.com
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Designed by Ernie Ball, this string dampener is placed behind the bridge to mute unwanted vibrations between the anchor point and the saddles. Its rubber pads absorb "ghost" harmonics without affecting the attack or the main tone, resulting in a cleaner and more controlled sound. Lightweight and discreet, it mounts in seconds and removes just as quickly, perfect for switching from saturated playing to precise clean tones. A simple and reliable ally for modern 6, 7, or 8-string setups.Technical specifications
| Category | Other | Destination | guitar |
| Type | accessory | ||
| Material | rubber damping pads | Function | reduces resonance and unwanted noise between bridge and tailpiece |
| Compatibility | 6, 7, and 8-string electric guitars | Installation | quick, no tools required |
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Questions frequently asked
Is this attenuator compatible with a 7-string guitar?
This model is suitable for electric guitars with 6, 7, and 8 strings.
Where should an Ernie Ball string dampener be placed on a guitar?
The accessory is placed behind the bridge, between the string anchor points and the saddles. The rubber pads absorb unwanted vibrations there.
Does the dampener affect the guitar's attack?
The damping pads are designed to mute ghost harmonics without altering the attack or the main tone. The effect aims to reduce unwanted resonances between the bridge and the tailpiece.
Are tools required to install this resonance attenuator?
Installation is quick and requires no tools. Removal is also designed to be fast.
Is this dampener suitable for both saturated and clean sounds?
Its quick installation allows use on a modern setup and removal to switch from a saturated playing style to a precise clean tone. Its action targets vibrations located behind the bridge.
