The Best Placement for Your Pipe Bag

How far back should you push the pipe bag under your arm? Should the drones be all the way against your shoulder or should you be squeezing more toward the back of the bag?
Andrew and Carl explain proper pipe bag placement for efficient playing and the best sound projection.
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Very good point on this. A lot of people tell me to stand my drone straight. But I find out that's dosent comfortable