zap1789
Junior Member
So I stumbled across this yesterday...
It's called a Lug Lock, and according to the website, it keeps your drum in tune by locking the lug (go figure.)
"Simply thumb press over a tension rod head with a corner touching the rim. You spend all that time and effort tuning them, so why would you let that sound just slip away? Play with confidence knowing your sound will be consistent song after song, night after night."
Now, I could be wrong, but as far as I'm aware, the amount of tuning lost from the actual lugs loosening would be minimal compared to factors such as temperature and stretching of the drum heads...
Am I right?
Or am I misguided?
Your thoughts?
"Simply thumb press over a tension rod head with a corner touching the rim. You spend all that time and effort tuning them, so why would you let that sound just slip away? Play with confidence knowing your sound will be consistent song after song, night after night."
Now, I could be wrong, but as far as I'm aware, the amount of tuning lost from the actual lugs loosening would be minimal compared to factors such as temperature and stretching of the drum heads...
Am I right?
Or am I misguided?
Your thoughts?