Can I still use a guitar strap where the plug goes?
1133666
My unit came with a button attachment for the strap but that was a couple of years ago. Great sound.
1133667
Yes. The nut (where the plug goes) is fatter but the guitar strap can accommodate it. Mine did.
1133668
...yes. I typically use a Perri's leather/suede strap, and it fits fine on the female cord receptacle, that replaces your regular strap button.Hope this helps, Erie.jim clare
1133669
Yes! As others have responded, the "nut" on the end of the mini replaces your original strap button. (that was one of my concerns as well.)
1172930
Unfortunately not, the plug is standard and requires room so the cord won't be pinched.
1877225
Is just to plug the cable from your Guitar to your Amp (Or other effect if you have)
2222549
Generally one plays a Spanish or classical guitar sitting down and kind of holding it in the lap. This is why the Amigo does not have a strap button. Just checking on the web, however, there are several different ways to attach a strap, including directions for adding a strap button. Here are a couple of alternatives you might look at: (1) from Amazon is Levy's Leathers 1 Nylon Classical Guitar Strap,Black, (2) http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=266302 / / I keep my guitar on a chair near where I watch the TV and work on the computer. I have a nice desk chair and that is where I plunk on my guitar from time to time. I have never thought about a strap, so this is an interesting question. I hope the above information is helpful to you.
269727
No there is not a designated spot to connect a strap. Unless different colored cases would have a spot.
926739
Hey, there is a strap button at the bottom of the guitar. Non e at the neck though so your options are to have one installed, (cheap and easy, I've done a few myself) or...when buying a strap make sure it's long enough to go from the bottom end of the guitar, over the shoulders of the player and can make it to the "Nut" of the guitar on the headstock. You can tie the strap to the headstock around the nut. This is the most common way of strapping an acoustic.
457776
No If you purchase the protective case, you can. Mine didn't include a strap; maybe I was cheated or perhaps it comes with one now.
1280000
The instrument cable would plug into the bottom of the guitar. Thanks for your interest!
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.
1143549
The strap is a basic guitar strap. You can put strap locks on it like any other strap, so yes it should work. Basses are heavier than guitars so I would personally recommend getting your own strap to use with the brace. It's a good stand. My strap broke, but they have great customer service and sent me some new ones and helped me out, but to be sure, use a high quality leather strap with the stand. I switched my strap with a Gibson strap and haven't had any issues since. You'll need a mic stand to hold the brace so be sure to get one if you buy it. Hope this helps
2073660
No, Miss. There is one in the back. You would have to get one of those straps that you tie around the head of the guitar):
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.
2073663
No. There is just one button on the bottom and you tie the guitar strap stings through the top of the guitar.
641604
it has one peg on the bottom, and your supposed to use the kind of strap that ties around the head at the top but i dont like those so i went to a music store and bout another peg (about 3 dollars) and then i just put it where it would normally go, u just screw it in. any guitar store will do it for u for like 5 bucks if you dont want to do it yourself. so in short yes there is a place to put the strap just not the normal one. but for the price of this guitar your not going to beat this deal it sounds good, and you can plug it into an amp if you need to.
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.
2200026
It depends on what you are connecting to. One end of this cable is a 1/4", which is correct for guitars. The other end of this cable has an RCA connection. So it depends on what you will be plugging in to.
1693478
It has a bolt on the bottom but not on the heel (where the neck and body meet). Get a strap that uses a string or strap by the bolt (the strap will go from one end to the other end of the guitar).