Can these be used with the existing strap buttons on an accoustic Taylor 714ce or do they requires screwing in new parts? I apologize for my ignorance
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These Ernie Ball strap locks come with new buttons to replace the stock ones. The ones provided in the set work with the actual strap lock and also as a stand alone strap button. I have a couple sets and I enjoy them. They work really well.
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They do require screwing in a longer screw than what you probably already have on your Taylor, however, the longer screw is simply to accommodate the extra space that these will stick out from the guitar. I have two sets of these and would not use anything else. They allow you to leave one piece on your strap and simply clip on to the piece screwed into your guitar. If you stand when you play these are the only strap locks that I have found that effectively "lock'" on without any concern of the strap slipping off while playing. They look great too.
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You need to screw in their custom button. As a fellow Taylor owner, I can tell you that these (and other strap locks) won't work. They're for electric guitars that have screws to hold on their strap buttons
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Requires fully removing and replacing existing strap buttons. I put these on 4 of my electrics . Never tried my acoustic .
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I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.
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VERY simple fix. Cut a small strip of felt, and glue it to the strap. That adjusted the tension perfectly on my Martin D-35. I've owned 2 of these now. The first one lasted for 10 years. I played professionally during that period, so LOT'S of usage. I know several players that use them and won't switch. I love them for their quality, and compact size, so when not in use, I can just put it in my shirt pocket instead of forgetting where the heck I left it.
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No, but the strap buttons can be easily installed, or you can get a martin button strap for acoustic guitars to attach the strap. I have not seen almost any new acoustic guitars with two strap buttons. You can but strap buttons on amazon for around $5.
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Not sure about the Rickenbacker...I bought two sets of strap locks for my Ibanez SR500 and Fender American Standard Precision Bass. The supplied screws fit both basses perfectly without any modifications needed. Again, I'm not sure about your guitar, but you could try searching the web forums to see what other guitarists say about it. Good luck!!
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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.
1060771
Has anyone else actually done the modification M. Ferguosn suggested in his posting? Also, what 6 screws? I only see four on the side near the strap lug. Thanks.
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If by replaceable you meant buying another identical ear cups in case some happened to your original ear cups then: YES they are.I did a quick search for your and found them below is link:Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 ANC9 ANC27 ANC29 Headphones Replacement Ear Pad / Ear Cushion / Ear Cups / Ear Cover / Earpads Repair Parts (Black)hope it helps if you have any other question regarding this headphones I will happy to answer them.All the best.Angel.
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You might be able to but the measurements may differ. I bought some parts that I thought would fit and they do not. I bought these parts for the RG modols of Ibanez but the size differs ever so slightly. I would check into the parts and see if they are close to the original ones included.
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I put 2 sets of them on a Guild JF30-12 without an issue. As stated in other comments, you may need to drill the holes for the set screws. I replaced an older set of Glover tuners. The head on a 12 string guitar are tighter than on a 6 string. They are recommended by a number of people on Acoustic Guitar magazine's forum.
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Yes, but only a strap that has ties for the headstock. There is a strap button on the fat side of the body but not on the neck side. They make straps for acoustics that have ties that can wrap the end of the neck OR you can use an "Acoustic Strap Button" which Amazon sells too that can adapt a standard strap.
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The Lace sensor loaded pickguard that I put on my 2011 Deluxe has an extra hole just across from the neck tone control. That probably wouldn't make any difference. However, I did have to do some filing of the pickguard around the neck area so that the wood holes could line up with the plastic holes. I don't think items I mentioned should be any reason to decline buying this item. They sound marvelous. Regards, thomas
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I haven't tried them on that guitar but they were a direct drop in replacement on my 2014 SE Custom 24. I think the headstock is the same on these SE's so my guess is they should work fine.
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Excuse me, I didn´t understand your question. But if it helps, I can tell you that I bought these ones to replace the original Sony pads. These ones fit extremelly well on the MDR-7506 or MDR-V6, in fact, they fit much more better than the originals, my MDR-7506 came back to life with a better look and fit, even I can appreciate much better the sound because I do not get tired with prolonged use.
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I don't believe you can replace them. They appear to be built in to the headphone. The only way possible to do so would be to completely take apart the headphone
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Not necessarily. You might be able to clip and re-solder the existing ones to your new speakers. If you do need them, Amazon sells Scosche adapters at reasonable prices.
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They should work with any 3per side configuration. The only caution: the hole for the screw in the back that holds it stable might not match so you'll have a tiny hole in the back of the headstock that shows. The worst thing that could happen is that the hole for the machine head doesn't match and will have to be drilled out. Any music store witha guitar tech on staff can do it for a couple of bucks. I'd get them. got a set for my Ibanez and I have to tune it like once a week.