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Guitar strap button placement

Guitar strap button placement
  1. Where do guitar strap buttons go?
  2. Which end of the guitar strap goes where?
  3. Should you install a strap button?
  4. Why do acoustic guitars only have one strap button?

Where do guitar strap buttons go?

A typical spot to install a guitar strap button is on the treble side of the heel. If you frequently play on the higher frets, the strap button is often placed on the heel's back edge, which can be out of the way.

Which end of the guitar strap goes where?

The end that's sewn directly to the nylon is the "bottom". As a strap it doesn't matter, but it makes it easier to adjust, and usually that plastic in the middle of the strap hangs to your side instead of digging into your back.

Should you install a strap button?

On most modern flattops, a correctly installed strap button won't devalue the instrument (two exceptions are high-end vintage guitars or classical guitars). A strap button is useful for working musicians, and most guitar manufacturers will offer to install one before the guitar leaves the factory.

Why do acoustic guitars only have one strap button?

Because the body's so big, it's actually more comfortable to tie the end around the headstock than it is to have a knob at the top. Hi! Sig Retired. One part of the strap goes on the "konb", and the other part is wrapped around the headstock (before the nut, under the strings).

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