Do you need a strap button to fix it to the guitar? or is this strap ready to attach?
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As far as I know, all guitars come with this "button" attached to them already so the strap is ready to attach.
450286
I had to add the attachment to my guitar but that was just because the button was not on my guitar. The strap is great though
450287
Yes you need a strap button. If you're going to attach one end of the strap to the neck of the guitar.
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You can always have a guitar shop put another button on for you. That is a very easy fix.
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Requires fully removing and replacing existing strap buttons. I put these on 4 of my electrics . Never tried my acoustic .
1738238
High gloss finish on the guitar and there is a button on the guitar to attach a strap. I have a shoelace tie at the top of my strap so i tied it on
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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.
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Hi! You tie the other end behind the nut under the strings on the headstock. This is the best balance. If you prefer, you can install a strap button on the heal of the guitar (it is simple to do). Just contact MDW Support with your order info and they can send one right out. But the tie method is usually the best.
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As stated, one end has a peg the other doesn't. I just bought this item to help attach it on the other side: Fretfunk® Acoustic Guitar Strap Button (Black)
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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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Same happened to me. I oppened the guitar but the strap was actually short. It seems new model took into account strangulation concerns and makers shortened the strap for real.
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What do you mean by "fix"? The guitar comes with the strings installed. You have to "tune" it yourself (with the use of a tuner).
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It does not have the button on the body end. If you want to play standing, you'll need the "classical style" neck strap (conveniently available here on Amazon). I ended up making one out of paracord. It came out rather nice, if I do say so myself...
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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.
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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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Yes, it has a connection at the bottom of the guitar for a strap. But it does not come with a strap.
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I have not had any problems attaching or detaching my strap. By the way this is a great pick-up. I ordered two of them, one for a classical guitar and one for a really old steel string dreadnought acoustic.
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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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It does not, but straps are not terribly expensive. I've been very happy with the guitar; it has what I would call a "woody" sound. I would recommend having someone at your local guitar shop set it up. It makes it much easier to play.