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The Online Guitar Store - Dunlop Dual Design Straplok System, Nickel

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List Price: $20.73
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Manufacturer: Dunlop
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Dunlop Color: silver EAN: 0710137006614 Feature: Easy to install and operate Label: Dunlop Manufacturer: Dunlop Model: SLS1031N Publisher: Dunlop Release Date: 2008-05-19 Studio: Dunlop
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Features
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Easy to install and operate Case-hardened steel skin guarantees long life Release-tested up to 800 lbs. Two strap attachments are included 360 degree groove-and-ball design allows unit to rotate without catching
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Dunlop Straplok® System is the strap retainer designed with the artist in mind. 360º groove and ball design allows the unit to rotate without catching. The case hardened steel skin guarantees long life. The same strap can be used with several guitars, as the strap button is interchangeable. The dual design features a wider flange button that provides extra security. Â
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Strap Locks Dunlop vs. Schaller Comment: This review is actually a review for two, or rather two and half, products the Dunlop and Schaller strap locks. Dunlop having the original and dual design locks.
I have both types on my guitars.
First the Dunlop: (all finish types)
Installation was simple, screw was replaced with the one included in the package. I had to drill one of my guitars to enlarge the hole, easy. The finish of the lock was O.K. the black suffered the most with some dings and scratches, depending on the shipping and how long the locks were packed the finishing flaws will vary. I noticed it the most on black.
They feel secure and lock well in place; I still feel they are a bit far from the guitar body as compared to the Schallers. I would recommend the dual design as opposed to the original.
One big negative is the strap installment; your life could turn into hell depending on the strap ends thickness. And the lock is just not designed to be removed form the strap easily. If you wish to change, wash or replace the strap in the future it is very hard and you could damage the locking mechanism (a metal ring, open locking C washer).
Second the Schaller: (chrome/nickel)
Installation was simple also, straight on. Finish is great; however, metal washer for the strap ends could get damaged depending on what type of tool you use to install the locks on the strap. Use a flat small wrench available in hard ware stores (was not included in the package) I bought them from a local store.
They fell very secure and are snug to your guitar body resulting in less strain on the lock ends.
Installing the locks on the strap is a breeze, just tightening the nut with a washer over the strap and you're done. Changing the strap, no problems, easily loosen the nut and replace.
The only negative is that you could mar the teeth of you over tighten.
Both are great, however I recommend the Schaller.
Sorry for the long review.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Confidence in these strap locks! Comment: Just put these on my Les Paul. They screws fit perfectly into the guitar. Almost as if they were exactly like the factory ones that came out.
The instructions were very easy to follow in installing. And the locks are built very well. I would definitely recommend this brand. For the price, you really can't pass them up. They're worth every penny.
I would definitely recommend this to anybody who's spent money good hard earned money on their guitar. Specially if you're doing gigs and doing a lot of movin on stage.
Just remember to lube it once in awhile with WD-40 as the manual says. Also, check and make sure the lock works just to make sure all is well. Again it goes back to saving your guitar from an accidental drop.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Excellent Product Comment: This is an excellent product. Great quality and very secure. I use it on my Les Paul Studio.
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