Cozmik Cowboy
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Hate to see that happen - but I can't feel sorry for the goof.
It's called "situational awareness" (or lack thereof.....)
Hate to see that happen - but I can't feel sorry for the goof.
Jeebuz...snapped like a twig.Hate to see that happen - but I can't feel sorry for the goof.
It's called "situational awareness" (or lack thereof.....)
I've read that quote.![]()
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I am so sold on Schallers that, when I put buttons on both ends of my classical (as i no longer have a lap to rest them in, and my legs no longer cross.....) I actually considered using Schallers on it.
EVH with “proper strap locks” and a male camel toe. Dang.Proper straplocks:
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He's probably played that same stage a dozen times and done that same move hundreds of times.Hate to see that happen - but I can't feel sorry for the goof.
It's called "situational awareness" (or lack thereof.....)
I like the clanking.New Schallers are redesigned. No more wearing away at the pin end... and no more metallic clanking noise either!
I like the clanking.
Once the weight of the guitar is hanging from the strap, there is no "clanking" (I've always heard it as more of a squeaking); that only happens - sometimes - when putting it on & taking it off, so who cares?New Schallers are redesigned. No more wearing away at the pin end... and no more metallic clanking noise either!
The no squeaking/clanking is a happy side effect of the new design, which keeps the lock at angle which doesn’t wear away at the sides of the pin.Once the weight of the guitar is hanging from the strap, there is no "clanking" (I've always heard it as more of a squeaking); that only happens - sometimes - when putting it on & taking it off, so who cares?
You really should check out Lock It Straps. I have a few, love them: https://www.lockitstraps.com/products/LOCKIT-STRAPS/LOCKIT-COTTON/LIS-051-C2-NVY-BLU#productI'm looking for a pair of strap locks for my just purchased Junior. A friend recommends Dunlop - any suggestions?
The rubber gasket off GROLSCH style beer bottles work great and do not devalue vintage guitars.just put your strap on your guitar then the rubber gasket on the strap button.I'm looking for a pair of strap locks for my just purchased Junior. A friend recommends Dunlop - any suggestions?
The Schaller button works as well with a plain strap as most stock buttons. I don't recommend it - but then, I don't recommend stock buttons, either.. Others, like the Schaller / Grover style, really need the lock on the strap to work well.
I use Dunlop - have always worked for me.I'm looking for a pair of strap locks for my just purchased Junior. A friend recommends Dunlop - any suggestions?