Lute Hole, Stopping Feedback With Class ....

Lute Hole Soundhole covers are hand-carved, custom fitted, wooden plug that stops feedback as well as making even the cheapest guitar look like a museum piece from the renaissance age. And it does that with and extremely low price tag—Lute Hole Soundhole covers begin in the $40 range, though they can run to well over a hundred, depending on detailing and customization.

Used by such heavy hitters as Taylor Swift, Kenny Loggins, Randy Travis and Ritchie Sambora, the Lute Hole is in demand for a variety of reasons.

Taylor Swift

Lute Hole Soundhole covers not only beautify the guitar, they protect it from pick damage, they stop you from dropping your pick into the guitar, but the main thing they do is they reduce feedback.

LuteHole Soundhole covers are made from solid wood and can be popped in and out easily with no modification to your guitar. They come is just about any size or shape soundhole cover. Ovals, triangles, flatheads, there's nothing they haven't seen before. They will customize them to fit with pickups or volume controls or odd fretboards too. Lute Hole also makes beautiful wooden pendants and the coolest leather strap on the market.

Jon Foreman from Switchfoot

Lute Hole is not just about sound, though. In addition to their sound hole covers, they make and sell “Autism Awareness” jewelry, with the proceeds going to Autism Speaks and the Dan Marino Foundation for Autism. It’s a subject that’s close to their heart; in addition to two teen daughters, the couple has a six year old son who has autism.