iBeam adhesive

[M1A]

I'm looking for iBeam adhesive. I know FQMS carries it but they seem to be out of stock at the moment. Any advice on where else I can find it?

Thanks.

[Bryan McManus]

Hi M1A,

LR Baggs offers iBeam adhesives in packages of 10 pieces for $5 plus postage & handling.

If you think 2 or 3 of them will do the trick, email your mailing address to [email protected] and I'll send them at no charge.

[M1A]

Bryan,
Thanks for the offer! I just sent you an email.

[banchan]

Any chance you're still feeling generous? I've tried two types of double-sided tape. One adheres well, and the other sounds good, but neither one does both.

LR Baggs offers iBeam adhesives in packages of 10 pieces for $5 plus postage & handling.

If you think 2 or 3 of them will do the trick, email your mailing address to [email protected] and I'll send them at no charge.

[Caleb_Elling]

Hey banchan,
If you email me your address at [email protected], I'll help you get some more adhesives.

[banchan]

Thanks!

The adhesives arrived yesterday. Thanks! Much easier to work with than poster tack.

[banchan]

Caleb and Bryan, have you guys worked with a putty-ish adhesive? I took the LR Baggs adhesive to the karaoke room tonight, and it didn't sound very good, no matter where I placed it. To be honest, every poster-tack placement sounded better.

[Caleb_Elling]

The iBeam, in my experience, has always sounded best when the physical contact to the plate is the most solid. I've never tried putty simply from my experience and the feedback from other people that I've talked to.

I always recommend doing what sounds best to your ears though.