This guitar strap will work with a fret strap that you attach above the nut of the acoustic guitar, correct?
878983
Yes, why didn't you ask amazon? They also answer these type questions. I like the strap it fits snug.
878984
Yes, I didn't even have an actual fret strap but instead just tied an old shoelace through the strap on to the nut and it works perfectly.
878985
It should, but I don't own an acoustic. I own an electric Bass so I haven't seen an awhile to be postitive
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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
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Yes. There's a place at the butt of the guitar for one end of the strap, but you need a shoelace to tie the other end of the strap to the head. Works just fine.
564809
Yes it does i've used it on a quite a couple of acoustic guitar and it fits perfectly
314534
I havent tried it for an acoustic guitar im not sure but it should work also!!
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
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You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines. You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere... » Read More You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines. « Show Less
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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.
1133667
Yes. The nut (where the plug goes) is fatter but the guitar strap can accommodate it. Mine did.
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The Anthem comes with 5 parts which need to be attached: Saddle Transducer, Microphone, Battery holder, 1/4" female Jack/Strap holder, and the Sound Control Mechanism. This Electric Acoustic System works with just about any conventional standardized single circle, Sound Hole Acoustic Guitar. I suggest you consult with any qualified professional Luthier for installation questions, as LR Baggs warrantee issues will require it. I love mine - had the first one replaced which went bad after about 6 months, but LR Baggs responded well and quickly after I showed the Luthier installation receipt. Good Luck if you go down this path and make sure you get an Acoustic Guitar Amplifier, and not an Electric Guitar Amp. Once you hear a Good Electric Acoustic Guitar, it is hard to go back to just Acoustic.
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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.
2174222
No, it's a standard 6.3mm 1/4" jack connector which works with all the guitar... It should be fine with yours too!
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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.
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don't know but if the strings are the same position as a regular guitar it should
1730812
You need to buy a classical guitar strap. There are many styles available from Amazon. The Hook is attached to the Guitar's hole from the bottom. The other end goes on your neck.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=classical%20guitar%20strap&sprefix;=classical+guitar+stra%2Caps&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aclassical%20guitar%20strap
1235347
Not alone. You would have to buy a extra button to attach on the top of the guitar before you could put a strap on because there is only one peg on the the guitar. To summarize, you can't put one unless you get a guitar button.
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I dont think so. these have a 7/8 long screw that attaches the strap button to the guitar. I build electrics not acoutics but im not sure where u could attach the strap buttons where u'd have enough wood for the screw.