Does it affect you using a strap with your guitar?
151834
No. Actually, it does a very fine job. I always play my A-style mandolin with a strap and it doesn't get in the way at all.
151835
I have not had any problems attaching or detaching my strap. By the way this is a great pick-up. I ordered two of them, one for a classical guitar and one for a really old steel string dreadnought acoustic.
151836
If your end pin is a short one, it could be a bit of a problem. If he end pin, or if you change the end pin to one with more space for thicker strap, you would be fine. The "End Pin Strap" part of the XM is a form of plastic material and therefore is not too thick. If nothing else, you could put the cord on the XM under your strap and not put the strap part of the xm on the end pin jack. The strap would hold it in place and keep it from being tugged loose. That would work also. I hope this helps you. The XM is a good pickup. It is worth the effort. Dean Markley, inventor of the XM.
151837
My Kentucky mandolin has a really short end pin, and it's a problem, actually: strap gets preference, obviously. I keep meaning to get that fixed: but I just wrap the wire once around the strap for support and go from there. Ugly, but effective.
1713696
Yes, it has a connection at the bottom of the guitar for a strap. But it does not come with a strap.
1474068
I used a guitar strap for mine and would recommend a strap style which would allow you to pull tighten to keep the bow close to your body.
872245
No, it does not come with a strap but it has the attachments for one. I ordered a strap separately for my grandaughter, along with some SpongeBob guitar picks :)
258199
Not at all. It is a solid rubber strap. Works rather well I might add. Enjoy a winter of not being shocked :-)
1024572
There is a strap button at the base of the guitar but no 2nd one, so you would need another strap button on the lower neck area of the guitar. Based on what I see, that should not be too difficult to do, but most of them do require to use a screw for attaching. You can purchase strap buttons from many vendors.
2186820
We haven't had any problems with the strap. It is pretty durable, I am not sure it could be changed without taking it apart and then it probably would not last long. It is a great tool to help with strength and arm training.
747288
The guitar has the strap pin just like any other guitar. To answer your question, No, you can not screw into the guitar body without damaging it. However, like I said I don't see the need. Hope this helps
2073663
No. There is just one button on the bottom and you tie the guitar strap stings through the top of the guitar.
809053
Just as a note, strap buttons are dirt cheap (about $1 each) and can be easily added to any guitar by simply drilling small holes and screwing them in place. : )
1235348
I'm sorry to inform you about this, but no.My cousin has the same guitar but in a different color, his cant do it either, weird enough is there's only one hook thing for a strap, no second.
729259
It help for me. Most straps slip from my shoulders. The advantage of this one is twofold: the rubber is very sticky AND it is wedge shaped. By positioning it with the wide edge out, it tends to angle in, towards your body. It's fairly soft rubber, which also provides good cushioning. I use them on all my guitars, which are quite heavy with case covers because the case covers have pockets that I fill with more times like cables, etc.
1895930
Yes, it has fittings for a strap. This is a very nice small guitar for the money. Hard to do better for the price.
1241279
I purchased this and, once I bent the strap back and forth a little to lessen stiffness, it is magnetic toward the other side of the case cover and holds the case together while it is all the way open and folded back. I do not mean to correct the seller's answer, but mine does this just fine every time.
1808007
It should work with any guitar that has strap studs. These are the little chrome knobs at the bottom and usually the top of the guitar body. You must have 2 studs to use this strap.
1293369
Yes. This unit sits between your instrument and pedals/amp. It has a sending unit that you hang on your guitar strap. The output of the instrument plugs into it. It also has a receiver unit with an output that you plug into your pedals or amp.
96500
I used it for an acoustic, which worked fine until the strap broke. The manufacturer said only 3 have broken including mine. Still doesn't fix the crack in my guitar, but to answer your question, yes it works for acoustic as long as the strap connections are on the body, not an acoustic where the strap connects at the head of the guitar.