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Music Nomad's Acousti-Lok is an innovative strap lock system designed specifically for acoustic guitars. It provides a reliable and flexible strap attachment without requiring any modification to the instrument, making it ideal for musicians seeking security and comfort during their performances. Compatible with SCHALLER-type strap buttons, this robust copper lock perfectly fits M9 jack outputs with metric threads, particularly those on L.R. BAGGS and K&K SOUND pickups. This accessory is perfect for demanding guitarists looking for a stable and discreet solution for their gear during rehearsals, on stage, or in the studio.
| Description | Strap lock for acoustic guitar |
|---|---|
| Material | Super-tough copper |
| Jack Compatibility | M9 x .75 metric threaded jack |
| Strap Button Compatibility | SCHALLER type (not included) |
| Pickup Compatibility | L.R. BAGGS, K&K SOUND Universal Sound Board Pickup |
| Installation | No guitar modification required |
| Not Compatible With | Recessed or flush mount jacks |
Product: MusicNomad Acousti-Lok for M9 Jack
SKU: MNO-MN271
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
Address:
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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France
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