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How to Put a Strap on Guitar


1) How to Put a Strap on an Electric Guitar

Electric Guitar Strap Buttons

Guitarbitz Strap

Strap on Electric Guitar

Strap on Electric Guitar Top

At each end of the guitar is a Strap Button - Highlighted in Red The ends of the Strap have a hole and a slit to aid putting on. 
Slip the hole in the strap over the first Strap Button.		

Slip the hole in the strap over the second Strap Button.






 


 


2) How to Put a Strap on an Acoustic Guitar -
With 2 Strap Buttons






Acoustic

 Guitar
Strap 

Button



Acoustic Guitar Back Strap Button



Guitarbitz Strap



Strap On Acoustic Guitar



Strap on Acoustic Guitar Back



At the end of the
acoustic guitar is a Strap Button
Some Acoustic
Guitars have a Strap Button at the base of the back of the neck
The ends of the
Strap have a hole and a slit to aid putting on.

Slip the hole in the strap over the first Strap
Button.		

Slip the hole in the strap over the second Strap Button.







 


3) How to Put a Strap on an Acoustic
Guitar - With Only One Strap Button
 






Strap Button on Acoustic Guitar



Strap On Strap Button on Acoustic Guitar



Strap Cord and Headstock



Strap Tied to Headstock



Planet Waves Acoustic Quick Release



At the end of the
acoustic guitar is a Strap Button

Slip the hole in the strap over the first Strap
Button.		
To secure the other
end of the strap, you will need some strong cord
Slide the cord between the neck and the strings
on the tuner side of the "Top Nut". Tie to the strap with a secure
knot.
An Alternative is to
use the Planet Waves Acoustic
Quick Release







































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