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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: kev B on May 01, 2004, 10:11:51 AM
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Where can I buy it in a store today as opposed to online? What type of store... a music shop? Thanks!
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Tat is what I figured! Thanks. +T
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It's pretty pricy though - the only place that has it where I live is a camera store and it's about $20 a roll. I haven't found it much cheaper online and I like supporting local places when I can, so not a bad deal - just way more than duct tape.
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I get it for $16 a roll down the street. I love this town.
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bought mine here:
http://www.markertek.com/Product.asp?cat=STUDIOGEAR&subcat=ADHESIVE&prodClass=GAFFTAPE&search=0&off=0&baseItem=BGT%2D60
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how much better is it than duct tape? at the moment I just use black duct tape from Home Depot (6 bucks a roll). if its a ton better, hell, might pick some up for the extra 6 bucks (plus shipping).
I think a roll of duct tape lasted me like just over a year...
-Jim
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it depends on what you use it for. The only thing I use "tape" for is taping my stand down to the ground, or seats in amphitheatres/arenas. These are dingy bars and dirty amps, so leaving a bit of residue is no big deal. However, if I was using the tape to secure cables, or in nice venues, gaffers would have a great benefit...
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i use tape like crazy on my gear. switches can get switched, knobs can get turned, lights can be seen, 7-pin heads can get janky... black gaffer's it is.
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i use tape like crazy on my gear. switches can get switched, knobs can get turned, lights can be seen, 7-pin heads can get janky... black gaffer's it is.
I do to....electrical tape though works great, doesnt leave residue from my experience if I put it on that day and take it off when I get home from the stealthing activity....
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i used to use electrical tape, too. but it got shit all over my gear and it's elastic...
it is useful for carrying in, though. goodness knows you can't stealth in a full roll of gaff!
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I keep an entire side of the mp2 covered with gaffers when I go in to stealth b/c I never know when I might need it. I've used it more often than not. No residue = happy gear and happy taper.