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Junior

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I've seen a lot of players, esspecially EBMM players with a strap that comes in three pieces... two little pieces that stay on the strap screw and the big part that comes off... and you just put 'em together with that famous clip or whatever it's called in English...

Can anyone tell me which one are those?

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These are called strap-locks. Prevents your guitar from falling off the strap. Very good thing, but requires a slight modification to the guitar.
 

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ahaa are those the ones where you have to drill a hole instead of the strap screw?
 

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Ha... those are Dimarzio's thanks. There has to be a hole in the guitar, and there's a hole on the strap, and then you buy the EBMM straplock (the screw), right?
 

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they come with the strap, the two little pieces, screws and a plastic washer. The little strap parts have a metal washer attached to them and you take out the strap buttons and screw those two little pieces where the button was.
 

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I've got the Gotoh set where I don't have to make any modifications, but those are definitely Dimarzio clip lock traps. I'd recommend them if you play standing up a lot.
 

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Yup.. definitely Dimarzio ClipLock strap. It says Dimarzio right on the strap in the first pic.
 

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Junior said:
I've seen a lot of players, esspecially EBMM players with a strap that comes in three pieces... two little pieces that stay on the strap screw and the big part that comes off... and you just put 'em together with that famous clip or whatever it's called in English...

Can anyone tell me which one are those?

Morseweb.jpg


Morse_pix.jpg


help...


live shot w/ a floyd!!! SWEET!!!
 

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brentrocks said:
live shot w/ a floyd!!! SWEET!!!

WTF? LOL I've seen I'm a hundred times LIVE with a floyd... well maybe not a hundred on pics, but Highway Star?!
 

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These Dimarzio Cliplock Straps were the strap of shred cognoscenti during the eighties and nineties... Vai uses them, Paul Gilbert used them, Reb Beach had some, etc. etc. ... I used them for a while, but I never liked the extra length of strap and the plastic buckle piece slapping around the guitar in the case, and I found the nylon web straps were slipperier than a good leather strap, so I switched to leathers with Schaller strap locks...
 

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Jimi D said:
These Dimarzio Cliplock Straps were the strap of shred cognoscenti during the eighties and nineties...
Geez dude, you made me have to go find a dictionary...this is a guitar forum! ;)

One entry found for cognoscente.
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural co·gno·scen·ti /-tE/
Etymology: obsolete Italian (now conoscente), from cognoscente, adjective, wise, from Latin cognoscent-, cognoscens, present participle of cognoscere
: a person who is especially knowledgeable in a subject :
 

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blackspy said:
Geez dude, you made me have to go find a dictionary...this is a guitar forum! ;)

One entry found for cognoscente.
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural co·gno·scen·ti /-tE/
Etymology: obsolete Italian (now conoscente), from cognoscente, adjective, wise, from Latin cognoscent-, cognoscens, present participle of cognoscere
: a person who is especially knowledgeable in a subject :
Thank you for the...... (I can't think of the word)
I didn't know what it meant either
 
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