Comments on: Review: Schaller Strap Locks http://www.theopeningset.com/music-and-more/review-schaller-strap-locks/ Music and More... Sun, 20 May 2012 12:07:47 +0000 By: Jay (The Opening Set) http://www.theopeningset.com/music-and-more/review-schaller-strap-locks/#comment-1240 Jay (The Opening Set) Fri, 12 Nov 2010 03:36:39 +0000 http://www.theopeningset.com/?p=436#comment-1240 @Berthos, You are absolutely right and thanks for giving people that tip. Like I mentioned in the article, I never bothered with strap locks until this time (hence the upside down lock) and since this article was written almost two years ago, I have since changed them a while back just how you describe to get full support. Thanks @Berthos, You are absolutely right and thanks for giving people that tip. Like I mentioned in the article, I never bothered with strap locks until this time (hence the upside down lock) and since this article was written almost two years ago, I have since changed them a while back just how you describe to get full support. Thanks

]]> By: Berthos http://www.theopeningset.com/music-and-more/review-schaller-strap-locks/#comment-1239 Berthos Fri, 12 Nov 2010 02:12:34 +0000 http://www.theopeningset.com/?p=436#comment-1239 WARNING!!! When you put your straplocks on you guitar do not put them on the way this reviewer has. The slot that the pin on the guitar slides into should face up, not down, as this reveiwer has them installed. The correct method means that the weight of the guitar is held by the horseshoe shaped metal part and the locking pin merely stops the strap coming off. The method used by the reviewer above relies solely on the locking pin to take the weight of the guitar - a recipe for disaster eventually. Berthos. WARNING!!!

When you put your straplocks on you guitar do not put them on the way this reviewer has. The slot that the pin on the guitar slides into should face up, not down, as this reveiwer has them installed. The correct method means that the weight of the guitar is held by the horseshoe shaped metal part and the locking pin merely stops the strap coming off. The method used by the reviewer above relies solely on the locking pin to take the weight of the guitar - a recipe for disaster eventually.

Berthos.

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