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Location: Germany | In a former thread Temp made the suggestion to use Planet Wave's Quick-Release to attach a strap to #47's strap ring. I tried it and it seems to be a perfect answer to the problem.
Thanks Paul for the hint!
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Karl seems to have the only left handed 47RI.
For those like me that play seated without a strap, do you have any problem with the door knocker vibrating? I did, so I took mine off. Found a nice gold screw of the same threading that I put in there just to plug the hole. I can always put the knocker back on if necessary.
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Location: Germany | Seems so, but it's not a lefty #47 - the pics are taken via a mirror.
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I bought the planet waves thingy but the laces are way too long and it's kind of fugly. Even though I play mostly sitting down, I like to have the strap on so I just tied the strap to the neck under the strings. |
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Location: Australia | My solution was to simply use one of those little velco lead ties and loop it through the strap hole in the lead then through the ring.
Works great. |
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Location: NJ | That's a good idea!
The guitar weighs next to nothing, so a goodly length of Velcro doubled-over onto itself should hold it no problem. I'll have to try that. Thanks!! |
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Quick-Release for #47
