JAVA reeds vibrate over a larger surface area than traditional reeds, with maximum elasticity.
Founded in 1983 for jazz and variety. A thicker end, a blade more flexible than traditional reeds allows it to swing over a larger surface area with maximum resilience.
This type of spine ensures great flexibility in the musician's playing, since the zone of elasticity is very large.
Palette: Area in which the waves with the greatest amplitude propagate. Starting from the top, the waves are further attenuated into the JAVA reeds.
Hucke Bag Stage platforms are both lightweight and solid. With a TÜV-tested loading capacity of 750 kg/m² (tested under ISO EN 14122), they are strong enough to bear massive loads for any kind of performance.The stages are designed to be used both as touring stages and in permanent installations. The universal aluminum profile with the module clamps allows for setup in seconds and the adjustable legs level any unevenness in the floor by the simple turn of a screw. The black anti-slip hexagon style surface is permanently waterproof to allow for outdoor use as well.This Stage platforms come in many different shapes, allowing you to design your very own customizable stage. A wide range of accessories such as various types of stairs, rails, connectors and adapters, as well as a wide range of legs, complete the line. Furthermore, if you already own an older stage, you can easily extend it with durable, affordable and quality stage modules from Hucke Bag thanks to its broad compatibility.
Auto Lock guitar strap metal grey made of soft nylon fabric, adjustable from 76 - 140 cmWidth: 5 cmThe Auto Lock guitar strap from D'Addario convinces with an extremely simple integrated safety lock. Simply slide the end of the belt over the belt buttons - that's it. The gray lock is tensioned with a spring. In this way, it automatically locks into the belt button and holds for as long as you want. If you press the gray fastener and slide the end down, the strap is released again. Is compatible with most conventional strap buttons. The Auto Lock guitar strap was developed in collaboration with Ned Steinberger.
