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Ernie Ball Super Locks, Black
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Inna Tysoe
TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on August 2, 2015
Style Name: Nickel
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When I bought my guitar I knew I had to get strap locks. But having spent a small fortune on the guitar, amplifier and other accessories I went with the cheapest I could find: the Dunlop plastic ones.
These are much better than those.
The straplocks come in a small ziplock bag and include screws and buttons and the snap-on locking caps themselves. Installation is fairly straightforward. My guitar is one of the more expensive Squire models ( Vintage Modified Stratocaster. I mention this because the more expensive non squire fender models may use different hardware). The one niggle I had during installation is that the Ernie Ball screws are longer and thinner. Since the original holes are slightly wider, there is a bit of play till you screw deeper than about ½ inch. It did still tighten firmly but I was still a little worried that the threads might eventually give.
My solution was to put a small bead of expanding glue and smear it along the first ½ inch of the screw kind of like you would thread a lock on a metal machine screw. That held the Ernie ball buttons more securely. I used a very small amount so it didn’t ooze out the top when I was tightening the locks. When I was done, they felt secure.
The strap side of the locks is in three parts: the decorative end cap, a large washer and a nut. You slide your strap onto the post on the cap, the strap is then sandwiched between the cap and the washer with the nut. Once done, the strap slides over the buttons on the guitar and latch similar to the sockets on a snap-on socket tool set.
It works very well and it’s hard to accidentally unlatch because you have to squeeze the catch on opposite sides to release the locking mechanism using two fingers.Read more ›
These are much better than those.
The straplocks come in a small ziplock bag and include screws and buttons and the snap-on locking caps themselves. Installation is fairly straightforward. My guitar is one of the more expensive Squire models ( Vintage Modified Stratocaster. I mention this because the more expensive non squire fender models may use different hardware). The one niggle I had during installation is that the Ernie Ball screws are longer and thinner. Since the original holes are slightly wider, there is a bit of play till you screw deeper than about ½ inch. It did still tighten firmly but I was still a little worried that the threads might eventually give.
My solution was to put a small bead of expanding glue and smear it along the first ½ inch of the screw kind of like you would thread a lock on a metal machine screw. That held the Ernie ball buttons more securely. I used a very small amount so it didn’t ooze out the top when I was tightening the locks. When I was done, they felt secure.
The strap side of the locks is in three parts: the decorative end cap, a large washer and a nut. You slide your strap onto the post on the cap, the strap is then sandwiched between the cap and the washer with the nut. Once done, the strap slides over the buttons on the guitar and latch similar to the sockets on a snap-on socket tool set.
It works very well and it’s hard to accidentally unlatch because you have to squeeze the catch on opposite sides to release the locking mechanism using two fingers.Read more ›
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Eric Sedensky
TOP 1000 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on September 13, 2015
Style Name: Nickel
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I am not a guitarist. I am a musical instrument collector who recently restored an old Sears Silvertone acoustic guitar to be an accent decoration in my music room. After a painstaking and original makeover, it didn’t feel right just shoving the little plastic strap holder back into the redone body, so when I had a chance to pick up these overlarge, shiny strap pins, I jumped at it.
The strap holder was easy to install and it looks great. Although it will not be used for playing the guitar, it sits firmly in the body and is ready to take the strap holder clip at a moment’s notice. (Photo 1.) The clips snap on and off easily if I ever find a strap worthy to attach to this guitar. (Photo 2 shows a clip on the holding pin.) In the meantime, the bright silver finish looks like an accessory that was designed just to brighten up the guitar. I couldn’t be happier with the professional finishing touch it lends to my objet d’art. (Photo 3.) I might also mention that these come in a “stay fresh” resealable pouch, in case you want to remove and store them (or for some other reason).
Since I don’t have anything else to compare it to, I can’t tell if these are top of the line or just run of the mill, but they sure look and feel secure and function great. Their sophisticated look and brilliance is a five star feature on my guitar.
The strap holder was easy to install and it looks great. Although it will not be used for playing the guitar, it sits firmly in the body and is ready to take the strap holder clip at a moment’s notice. (Photo 1.) The clips snap on and off easily if I ever find a strap worthy to attach to this guitar. (Photo 2 shows a clip on the holding pin.) In the meantime, the bright silver finish looks like an accessory that was designed just to brighten up the guitar. I couldn’t be happier with the professional finishing touch it lends to my objet d’art. (Photo 3.) I might also mention that these come in a “stay fresh” resealable pouch, in case you want to remove and store them (or for some other reason).
Since I don’t have anything else to compare it to, I can’t tell if these are top of the line or just run of the mill, but they sure look and feel secure and function great. Their sophisticated look and brilliance is a five star feature on my guitar.
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