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I installed Dunlop Straplok on an EVH Wolfgang Special Stealth that I acquired earlier this month. The black Dunlop Straplok matches the look of the guitar nicely.
I like the dual design system because it is compatible with traditional guitar straps.
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I have just purchased a new electric guitar from Amazon.com and it comes with Dunlop StraplokI pre-installed. I’ll write more about purchasing guitar online later on as I am still struggling with a few issues.
I then decided to install Straplok on my old Gibson SG I which I purchased back in 1994; obviously it was used.
I also purchased an Ernie Ball guitar strap with the Straplok.
I realized that I should install the Straplok facing outward since Gibson SG neck strap button is on the back of the body. The same goes with my new guitar.
Install the retainer clip and it is done. Obviously, I installed Straplok the other end of the strap too; facing inward.
I’m ready to rock, with less chance of having the guitar to fly out when I spin it around my neck.
A plectrum, which is also known as a pick.
Just a Fender Hollow Body Electric Guitar.
Bend that note.
Taken with Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens.
Image is edited using Pixelmator 2.2.
The first bar of the song is captured in the photographs below. There are some nice finger-stretchings in this song. Most people I’ve seen playing this song usually chose to do the simpler chord or transposed it one step lower.
Taken with Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens.
Image is edited using Pixelmator 2.2.
B.C. Rich presents Kerry King Cam playing War Ensemble