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Schaller Strap Lock (Chrome)
Schaller Strap Lock (Chrome)
Pair of Schaller Nickel Security Guitar and Bass Guitar Strap Lock. The lock mechanism attaches to your strap. You must use the Schaller strap button included. Pull the knob on the front of the lock and a plunger moves allowing the lock to slide around the Schaller button. Release the knob, the plunger springs back and into the center…
m-audio keystation 49
Dave Mallon (May 21, 2008)Rating: 10/10
For what it is,The M-Audio keystation 49e is fantastic!!If you are after an awesome sound trigger or Half keyboard to chronicle your basic ideas,,then this is for you.It is affordable,small and very simple to use and has all the requirements for most if not all computers,PC and Mac. M-Audio is an awesome product that I alway's end up buying because of reliability and quality.I also have the baby Bx-5a powered monitors which for their size and price,,I doubt there is anything better.They have a very nice balance of tops, mids and bottom end referencing which makes basic mixing so much more productive and honest.
Dolphin are a great retailer,,My stuff arrived when they said it would and they communicated right up until delivery,Thank you,,
Dave Mallon
Schaller Strap Lock (Chrome)
Schaller Strap Lock (Chrome)
Pair of Schaller Nickel Security Guitar and Bass Guitar Strap Lock. The lock mechanism attaches to your strap. You must use the Schaller strap button included. Pull the knob on the front of the lock and a plunger moves allowing the lock to slide around the Schaller button. Release the knob, the plunger springs back and into the center…
Strap Locks
Dave Roe (May 9, 2008)Rating: 10/10
An invaluable piece of kit, I have these on all of my guitars that I gig with.
Quick to fit - unscrew your old strap pins, and screw these back in - you may need to fill the old holes first if the original pins had thicker screws, but nothing you can't do with matchsticks and wood glue.
You'll need a spanner / pliers to attach the other ends to your strap, but that too is an easy job.
Clip them on, and rock out, safe in the knowledge your guitar isn't going anywhere!
