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With D’Addario Learn & Earn, we share some interesting D'Addario facts, then ask you a few questions to test your knowledge. Every quiz you complete will get you 50 Player Circle points and that much closer to taking home D’Addario products.
Some players don’t think about strap lock technology until their guitar hits the floor—but you don’t have to learn the hard way. With all the D’Addario strap locking options in this Learn & Earn, you’ll know exactly what you need to keep your instrument safe and your performance intact.
The cheapest way to lock your guitar strap is with Flex Lock Strap Blocks. Some players have been known to use rubber washers from certain beer bottle caps to hold their straps. We’ve recreated this method with flexible, durable rubber and an easy pull tab to ensure a secure connection.
Pad lock Straps were also inspired by the rubber washer trick that gave us Flex Lock. But the Pad Lock strap puts its own spin on this technique by attaching the rubber piece directly to the strap, so you’ll also get a D’Addario strap and the easy security of a rubber washer.
Auto Lock Guitar Straps integrate strap locks with a D’Addario strap, giving players the most efficient way to fully secure an instrument. No modifications required. Simply slide the strap end over the guitar’s strap buttons, and it’ll lock in. To remove, just push up on the grey latch and slide off the end. Auto Lock works with most strap buttons on the market and comes in a variety of designs and materials to suit your style.
Dual Lock is one of D’Addario’s simplest, most cost-effective options for locking your strap. Dual Lock clips over your strap and existing strap button. Dual Locks can also fasten onto your instrument cable, to help prevent it from being pulled out if you accidentally step on it.
