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Brass hardware
Denser and more corrosion-resistant than plated steel, so it holds up to sweat and years of strap changes.

Independent shopping perspective
Brass locking strap buttons that replace your guitar's stock buttons so the strap cannot slip off. For anyone who plays standing.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Denser and more corrosion-resistant than plated steel, so it holds up to sweat and years of strap changes.
Detail 02
The strap clicks onto the button and will not release until you deliberately unlock it.
Detail 03
Works with both button styles, so it covers guitars whose stock buttons differ front to back.
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Installation means removing your current buttons and screwing these in. Both halves get swapped.
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Includes the strap-side hardware and the guitar-side buttons, so one purchase does the whole job.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Usually not. These are designed to use the existing strap button holes. Some instruments need a longer or shorter screw, so check fit before forcing anything.
They fit standard strap button locations on electric and acoustic guitars and basses. Guitars with unusual button placement or thin edges should be checked first.
Yes, if every guitar has the buttons installed. The strap-side hardware stays on the strap and locks onto any guitar fitted with these buttons.
Brass resists corrosion from hand sweat and does not rust. It is a common choice for hardware that gets handled constantly.