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Location: Irvine, CA | Hi everybody!
How come I can't find an Ovation Guitar Strap in the OFC Store???
I wanna have one to put on my new 6778 LX when it arrives. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Ovation Hasn't Sold Guitar Straps In a long time. It would be a neat idea to have a OFC Guitar Strap sold in the OFC Store. I'm not sure of the cost involved. But my guess is They's sell alot of them. I'd buy some myself. |
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Location: Irvine, CA | Yeah!
If everyone who would by a OFC-strap could send a post here, then they would know how many they'd sell right away and I guess that would make it a bit easier for them to calculate their return of investment.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I have been researching it, and think I found a source. It is actually pretty easy to get straps made, but I have been searching for the OEM of "THE" strap that I use all the time. Stay tuned. |
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Location: SoCal | just got seven more Levy's MS880 (burgandy/black leather) this morning...like to have a good strap on each of the guitars.
best strap I have ever had is the 3" non-padded leather carved Martin strap - still looking good after 24 years.
good leather acoustic style strap - I'm in... |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Like I said Before Miles, I'd Buy it! with the Incorporation of the Ovation Logo into teh OFC Merchandise. It would be the next best thing to owning a Genuine Ovation Guitar Strap. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Press on McDuff!
But no Mauve!!! |
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Location: south east Michigan | I was looking at straps the other day so I'm in the market. Yeah, I'd buy one.
Brad |
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Location: NC | I am in the market for two straps........one for my Elite LX on the way and for my Walden D550T. |
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Location: Tampa, Florida | Originally posted by Elite LX:
I am in the market for two straps........one for my Elite LX on the way and for my Walden D550T.
I need two as well, one for my Legend and one for my Yairi. I like canvas ones, though and hey they are much cheaper. Elite LX, how you likin' that Walden? I think they are great for the $. |
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Location: NC | I like the Walden very much...........great sound and quality. paid $425 for acoustic with case. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Good Move Miles, everybody needs a strap. |
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Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | O STRAP... COUNT ME IN FOR ONE !!!
AB |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Miles: I want two -- one for my mandolin, so don't forget to get mando straps as well. |
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Location: Tennessee | Make sure there's at least one in the inventory for me. |
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Location: SoCal | Man, I don't need no stinkin' strap for just my three chords, but lets see what Miles comes up with. Might be able to use it to tie up the kids or dogs. |
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Location: NC | I forgot to express my type of strap...............maybe a 2 1/2 inch wide and taper near the ends in a black soft leather. |
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Location: NJ | and I thought getting a guitar done was difficult
have at it miles! |
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Location: Central Florida | Count me in too...
Depending on cost, I might be in for half a dozen or more!
Jeff |
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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | I have been looking for a strap like one I purchased probably 20 years ago.
It is still in great shape. It was called a Fretsling. It is made of a very deep brown, thick leather, and is cut in a very shallow sort of backward S shape. It is 3" wide and has an adjustable tale strap 1" wide. It is by far the most comfortable strap I have ever tried. It lays perfectly flat over your shoulder and across your back. This design spreads the weight of your guitar evenly across you shoulder and back.
If I could find them I would buy 2 or even 3.
I have even thought about making them myself and reselling them. Another one of those around tuit things. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | I'm in for at least one. I'll trust Miles on this---if he's got a favorite one, I'll bet it's good.
Roger |
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Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | Hey Miles, what's happening with the OFC guitar straps, don't recal a consensus, of the design either, I assume it might have the OFC logo, on leather...
ANY news, is it:
Still alive...
DOA...
Playing 2nd fiddle to OFC special edition guitar, deal with factory?????????????????????????????????
AB |
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Location: Anchorage, Alaska | I'll need a couple. |
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Location: Kent, England | Great idea! Especially keen on the idea of a guitar and a mandolin strap.
Cheers
Terry |
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