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[ljguitar]

Originally Posted by KarenB

I would like a footrest for under my right foot that's about 2" high, slanting the opposite way that a traditional guitar footrest slants. And just a slight slant. I used a book today and it worked pretty good.

Hi KarenB
I relate.

I've used (with my NeckUP) a Minneapolis phone book Yellow Pages for years. Taped it up with duct tape and tossed it on the floor under my right foot. I have short legs…don't need nor want a footstool.

My SoundSeat has the shortest piston, and requires no phone book yellow pages (or anything else). Just the NeckUP.

I've also use my tool bag, an empty plastic mic case, or a couple paper back books.

[TRose]

Originally Posted by ljguitar

Hi KarenB

I relate.



I've used (with my NeckUP) a Minneapolis phone book Yellow Pages for years. Taped it up with duct tape and tossed it on the floor under my right foot. I have short legs…don't need nor want a footstool.



My SoundSeat has the shortest piston, and requires no phone book yellow pages (or anything else). Just the NeckUP.



I've also use my tool bag, an empty plastic mic case, or a couple paper back books.

ljguitar,
I too can relate. I have a Dynarette pillow/pad that I use with a “yard art” tortoise sculpture when playing on my porch. It’s the best as it allows a variety of foot positions and heights.[emoji3] IMG_9567.jpg

[Chipotle]

Originally Posted by KarenB

I would like a footrest for under my right foot that's about 2" high, slanting the opposite way that a traditional guitar footrest slants. And just a slight slant. I used a book today and it worked pretty good.

Something that low, that doesn't need to be adjustable, ought to be easy to make. Just have somebody cut you an appropriately sized/shaped bit of wood, say from a 4x4.

[KarenB]

Helpful ideas here. Thanks.