Harley Benton Neckwrap Large

I use them on both my 7- and 8-stringers and it does its job. Not long ago we had to choose between a unreasonably expensive Gruv Gear FretWrap and some cheap Chinese knockoff. Thank you Harley Benton.

Good quality,does what you expect it to for half the price of other brands.Another win for Harley Benton!

better than panty hose for sure, also looks better.

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Does a great job!

It is way too small for a multiscale 8-string neck. I can barely attach the tape behind

It fits the neck of my 7-string Strandberg perfectly, and does what it's supposed to: evenly muting all the open strings.
No discernible difference from slightly more expensive fret wraps that I've used previously.

Using this with an 8-string guitar and also with a 6-string bass. You have to get a bit used to it, to find its position that feels comfortable for you. It does its job, although I expected it somehow to be a little bit wider, but it works anyway. It doesn't press the strings too hard, and it covers them easily (for the above mentioned types of guitars).

The Harley Benton Neckwrap Large is the first such item I have tried. I bought it to use on a 6-string bass and it works as promised. I found when playing the 6-string bass that, no matter how much I worked at damping strings, some of the harmonics still rang out. This Neckwrap stopped that. It fit the 6-string neck well and can be slid along the neck as needed.

I would buy this item again.

Bought this to try out instead of a Gruvgear fretwrap, the results where comparable and I have not noticed any issues until now. I would buy again, given the chance.

It's cheap and useful. Does his work very well with my 7string guitar with reversive head. This doesn't look bad on guitar, I like it