Can you put a strap on this guitar?
1705538
Yes, like a lot of Acoustic Guitars, it has a notch on the end of it where you connect a strap. However on the neck there isn't one which means you have to tie a string to the guitar and to the neck. It's completely normal and most Acoustic guitars have it like that. Which is kind of confusing for most beginners.
1705539
I haven't tried and the guitar is away, but they are steel and they can be changed as I know.
1705540
It has only one hook at the bottom. The other part of the strap has to be tied on. It works fine. My son loves it anyways.
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.
536274
It does require drilling a screw that's usually slightly larger than the screw holding the strap knob currently. As always (put barsoap in the tip/threads of the new "straplock" screw) and use the recommended size drill bit when "re-coring" for the new larger screw (have a electric drill and various small wood drill bits). If you have ANY doubt, then I'd say take it to a well trusted and referred guitar technician/luthier. Their experience is almost ALWAYS worth the money!!
896334
There's no instructions. On the guitar on the sides (outer body) there are metal round pieces that has a screw put one side of the strap that has the opening hole in one and do the same to the other.
572629
The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks. The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything... » Read More The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks. « Show Less
1657765
I tried, but it is uncomfortable for me. At this time I do not use that strap. Short answer is yes you can, but it is not very comfortable.
2197986
hi, it has one screw where you can tie the strap, in picture you dont see it but the guitar has it
570200
That is 1 solution for you and should work fine. I purchased an endpin from my music shop and drilled the guitar on the heel but if you do not wish to drill your instrument use the strap butt.
962835
U need to use a shoe lace or string and tie it around the top of the guitar just past the neck, then tie the free end of the string/ shoe lace through the whole of the strap. Hope this helps.
1574905
Yes you can , I did not but I know it can be done. Kinda expensive though unless you do it yourself. By the way I love this guitar , the fretboard is really nice and the guitar has a really low growl to it.The neck is nice an thick. On the flip side - hard to get higher octaves out of it cleanly , it seems geared for really heavy music. Hope that helps a bit.
808437
no, it says in the manual "The best way to use a strap with this guitar is to use the end pin on the body of the guitar and then to loop shoe string through the other end to the strap and tie it behind the nut, under the strings. This will give the guitar the best balance." haven't tried that, yet, otherwise i'm happy with it!
1840011
No but You can buy one cheep on amazon that will fit it. It a great guitar. o
746127
You're right, with only the attachment knob at the bottom, we tied the strap onto the top of the neck of the guitar. It's not perfect, but it works just fine. My niece is a young beginner and so having the strap was more important than a perfect attachment.
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.
1272160
No and it does not have pegs for a strap--in other words don't buy one. I learned later that most classical guitars don't have them. My daughter was very disappointed that it didn't have a strap, but she's come to love the guitar.
2126022
Hi,There is a way to put a strap on this guitar...There are straps that have a hook that is engaged into the sound hole and around your neck. These type of straps are not as common to see or as popular but that's what people in Latin America use all the time, since this guitar is the most popular instrument there. I hope this helps....
572627
These must be screwed into your guitar. That is ok on your neck heel block as that strap button gets screwed in anyway, but not on the bottom of an acoustic guitar (usually you have a peg inserted into a hole drilled into the bottom of an acoustic guitar for that strap button). If you're ok putting a screw next to your (presumably) existing strap peg on the bottom of your acoustic, it would probably work. I wouldn't do it on any of my acoustics though.