For some reason this isn't obvious to me - which end of the strap attaches to the banjo at the top (nearest the fretboard)?
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The solid end is attached to the 1st bracket just under the neck the adjustable end with the six holes, I have weaved in and out a few brackets ending on the 2nd under my tail piece.
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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.
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Hey brother Dave. The wide part goes on the top. The "belt" looking part goes down "lower"than the tailpiece. Enjoy... It's a great strap..
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
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A strap is included with the set. This particular strap style is to be tied on to the end pin and upper neck (in the hole where the tuning pins are). This is a common method of strap attachment but myself, I'd visit a local guitar store and buy a buck end-pin and a pin-oriented strap. Screw the end pin in the top of the body near the neck. It would be worth the purchase price. No need to spend a ton for a strap, but they range all the way from a few dollars to expensive. Buyers have a wide choice in strap options.
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.
896337
There are two - (2) sides to a guitar strap. One side has a buckle that you can use to adjust the length of the strap to your "size". The end with the buckle should be attached to the strap button located at the base of the guitar. The other end of the strap should attach to the strap button at or near where the guitar neck meets the guitar body. If you are playing an acoustic guitar with no strap button in this location, take a short piece of string and run it through the hole on the strap. Then run the string through the area above the nut and before the first set of tuning pegs at the head of the guitar. You can tie the strap to the neck of the guitar at the headstock by tying a knot into the string. Hope this helps.
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I found mine at Musician's Friend for $59 - it's quite study, has more than enough room and if anything deserves a pricier banjo! Quite happy with it (and the banjo, btw). do a search for "Musician's Gear Durafoam Shaped Banjo Case"
898671
No clue, I threw the darn strap away, I know how but it's really wimpy and isn't any good. Sorry if i didnt help any, best if luck with the strap
1345439
Yes it does. I do not use it. I just see it as a strap to avoid the guitar from moving. Mine fits snug so I don't even worry about it...
388428
The stand holds a guitar perfectly. If the banjo is the same as a guitar it should fit.
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Yes you can attach a strap. There is one strap button on the bottom of the guitar, the other end of the strap can looped or tied under the strings where the tuning pegs are above the nut.
1022842
My strap just has a cord loop that fits over the front end -- when worn it lays nicely above the frets and doesn't dull the sound.
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bonnie - I am having the same problem. most banjo pots are heavier. all banjos need to be fit to your style of play. your 2nd purchase should have been a strap. string or button connectors. a must. you don't want to attach the strap to the neck. need to find spot on the pot. does not have to go where they mounted the loop holes. I check my mail about every 3 weeks, sorry. I've made more changes. nice piece
1024573
You can also just use a shoelace to attach the strap to the lower neck. This is what my son and daughter and all of their guitar playing friends and teachers do. Very easy and sturdy.
641603
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.
877875
it has a single point. so i use martin-guitar button strap together. when you use it, you can use two-point strap. anyway, this uke-ou2 has one point stra lock on the backside (bottom side) ,
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Apparently, you have to drill holes to attach the strap yourself. I didn't understand this when I first purchased the strap, but I was able to rig it up without damaging either of my instruments.
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hi, it has one screw where you can tie the strap, in picture you dont see it but the guitar has it