A good guitar strap for an O
Corvairfan
Posted 2004-10-29 10:04 PM (#174721)
Subject: A good guitar strap for an O


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I just have a plain nylon woven thingy guitar strap but the way the O sits against the body it cuts right into my neck. I move it left and it eventually still cuts into my neck same when I raise or lower it. No other guitars do this on me.

I would be interested to hear about the OFC strap. But does say a Planet Waves stay put on the shoulder and with the 3" pad protect my neck even if it slides that way?

I know Fender has some fancy highly padded strap made by another manufacturer who's orignal gets high remarks over at the FDP.

Any thoughts?
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an4340
Posted 2004-10-29 10:18 PM (#174722 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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I use Planet Waves Retro Classic "Blocks" strap for my country artist. Not only does it look cool, but it is extremely comfortable. Nice and soft, not like the typical webbed strap. I use dunlop 360 strap locks too.
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Elite LX
Posted 2004-10-29 10:29 PM (#174723 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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I have a 2.5" padded black leather from Dangerous Threads. They make straps out of Nashville, TN for a little known group called Aerosmith. Cost was I believe $39.00! Wonderful strap and does not cut into the neck. :)
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stonebobbo
Posted 2004-10-30 1:59 AM (#174724 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O



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Levy's. 2" leather or suede with padding. Works great for all my guitars. No hickeys!
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BruDeV
Posted 2004-10-30 2:57 AM (#174725 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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I use one of these on my strap.

http://www.autobarn.net/sheepseatbel.html

There are a bunch of different kinds of them if you don't like fleece.
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dmkozak
Posted 2004-10-30 9:28 AM (#174726 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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www.guitarstrapking.com
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Beal
Posted 2004-10-30 12:01 PM (#174727 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O



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second that vote for Levy's
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worshipleader
Posted 2004-10-30 2:25 PM (#174728 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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I use the Neotech Super Axe Strap. Really nicely padded and has some neoprene in it to make the strap stretch a little. Comfortable doesn't begin to describe the feel. Only place I can find that sells it is the Friend, Here's a link:
Neotech Super Axe Strap :D
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Corvairfan
Posted 2004-10-30 9:27 PM (#174729 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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That's the one I was hearing about worship...seems like it might be just the ticket.
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worshipleader
Posted 2004-10-31 4:48 PM (#174730 - in reply to #174721)
Subject: Re: A good guitar strap for an O


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Yeah, and for $20 it ought to be worth a try. I've got three of them ....
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