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Music Nomad's Acousti-Lok is an innovative strap lock system designed for acoustic guitars. It ensures a secure and flexible strap attachment without requiring any instrument modification, ideal for musicians seeking reliability and simplicity. Compatible with standard 3/8 inch x 32 jacks, it perfectly fits guitars equipped with Fishman electronics, as well as several Martin and Taylor models prior to 2002. This robust copper strap lock is particularly appreciated for rehearsals, concerts, and studio sessions, guaranteeing optimal strap retention in all circumstances.
| Description | Strap lock for acoustic guitar |
|---|---|
| Jack compatibility | Standard 3/8 inch x 32 |
| Material | Super resistant copper |
| Attachment type | Schaller type strap locks (not included) |
| Instrument compatibility | Martin guitars with Fishman, Taylor pre-2002, Switchcraft, K&K Sound Pure Mini and Pure Classic |
| Installation | Without guitar modification |
| Not compatible | Recessed or flush mount jacks |
Product: MusicNomad Acousti-Lok for 3/8 Jack
SKU: MNO-MN270
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
Address:
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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France
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