Does this strap require drilling holes in you uke?
793180
This strap does require a button on the bottom of the uke but not one at the top. If your uke has a pickup you can use that button. It's a great strap.
793181
Yes, this particular model does, but there is one with a plastic "S" shaped end that hooks into the sound hole. If you don't want to drill into the Ukulele, then that would be the one to get.
793182
The strap only needs an end pin on your instrument. The other side is designed accommodate a head stock or mandolin curl by wrapping around it.
793183
If the instrument does not have a mounting stud then one would be needed. Our mandolin already had one so we did not need to instal one. Our ukulele does not have a mounting stud and we have not used the strap with it.
1133666
My unit came with a button attachment for the strap but that was a couple of years ago. Great sound.
1986790
I set mine up so that the adjustment holes are behind my back when I have my banjo up to play. That puts the longer padded portion of the strap connected to the fretboard side.
278168
I am not sure what a thread strap is but it's a snap in buckle type. Not with a buckle with holes. I hope that makes sense.
1747611
It does not, but straps are not terribly expensive. I've been very happy with the guitar; it has what I would call a "woody" sound. I would recommend having someone at your local guitar shop set it up. It makes it much easier to play.
2087028
It has a 'button' hole on the bottom but no holes on the top. It has strings that you tie around the neck. I use this strap on my acoustic (regular) guitar.
1550640
WOW REALLY? my uku came with the pick guard installed and everything, but to be honest with you i think the pickguard is an eye sore on my uke. I've been debating either taking myne off and replacing it with a homemade wooden veneer with a color that works (the white picguard doesn't match in my opinion) or paint the white pickguard with cool designs and seal it off with some poly. and i never use a pic on my uke ever
422729
Yes, it does. I'm very impressed with this ukulele--both functionally and aesthetically.
276834
Yes. It does sound better when you put in the headstock. If you place it under the strings in the hole, it has a tendency to pickup your hand taps and body sounds from your belly rubbing against the body of the uke. You may want a cord extender to your amp.
1303048
I don't believe so. Nothing in the product description says so, and the uke comes by itself (well, and a gig bag). I wouldn't worry much about it though. Just be careful with it, and you should be fine.
2225404
No drill, you loop it through your g string, you have to take the string off
625107
Yes it does. I bought one for my boyfriend. He has a pineapple uke. Hope this helps.
1127732
No but there is a hole for attaching a strap of your own or one purchased separately (what i did).
2096311
Mine came with the electric cord, and it works great. I bought a small strap designed for ukuleles at my local music store. The guitar straps seemed way to heavy duty for this concert uke.
2087027
Yes it does. Comes with a tie on one end, as well (for acoustics with no neck button), but that can be removed. Will work just as you describe, with two buttons. These, by the way, are excellent straps. Very heavy duty, yet supple. They come in several really nice designs. I own several.
1730811
If it doesn't have a strap button on the back or neck of the guitar you would need to install one. Most all guitars shops carry strap buttons which are drilled/screwed into the guitar. Or use a strap that has the shoestring ties that can be hand-tied to the headstock, although this isn't as good of an option. Hope this helps.
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.