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Location: Phoenix AZ | Not sure if anyone saw it, but there is a nice full page review in Guitar Player about Moody Straps. I can tell you that these are jusy about the nicest straps I have ever seen. Your guitar will love you for it. They also just redesigned their website.
www.moodyleather.com
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| Mmmm....now who do we know who might like one of these? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | There is just something not right about those...
MWoody |
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Location: SoCal | He already has one. That's my strap on my guitar in that photo. A certain individual who started this thread surprised me with one for my 50th b-day. It's now the only strap I use when playing out.
And it is a great strap.
Moody was the first name of the father of the woman who runs Moody Leather and that's his signature on the strap. Her parents encouraged her in her artistic endeavors and she's honoring them. |
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| Please tell me his second name wasn't Blues. |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Those are some spendy straps! I think I'll continue to use the red and white string that came with my Roy Rogers guitar. |
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Location: Midland, MI | I only play sitting down...no strap expense that way. ;) |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | I havd a tendency to drop things, even when sitting so I always use a strap. |
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