Neotech Grip And F Attachment
- Driswood
- Posts: 308
- Joined: Mar 24, 2018
I developed rheumatoid arthritis in my hands in 2019, so I started using the Neotech on my 6H. It works great. There is a learning curve in changing mutes.
I recently got a Yamaha YSL-684G, and I can’t get it adjusted to work. Since the trigger comes up from underneath, my thumb knuckle continuously interferes with the trigger operating smoothly no matter how I adjust it.
I know others use the grip with triggers from above, like on Bachs. Am I going to have to resort to having my assembly customized? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I recently got a Yamaha YSL-684G, and I can’t get it adjusted to work. Since the trigger comes up from underneath, my thumb knuckle continuously interferes with the trigger operating smoothly no matter how I adjust it.
I know others use the grip with triggers from above, like on Bachs. Am I going to have to resort to having my assembly customized? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
- Burgerbob
- Posts: 6327
- Joined: Apr 23, 2018
I'd probably use a different grip aid- I don't love the neotech with all horns. Perhaps consider a Leather Specialties strap.
- SGH
- Posts: 37
- Joined: Feb 15, 2023
I rotated and offset the support and it works fairly well. I have to accept the weird thumb position with my thumb at the bend but it works.
- Driswood
- Posts: 308
- Joined: Mar 24, 2018
[quote="SGH"]I rotated and offset the support and it works fairly well. I have to accept the weird thumb position with my thumb at the bend but it works.[/quote]
I did that, it didn’t help.
I did that, it didn’t help.