Detail 01
Dual-Design mechanism
Locks in two ways rather than relying on a single catch, so the strap stays on if one path is jarred.

Independent shopping perspective
Dunlop's Dual-Design strap lock set in gold. For players whose strap has slipped off a button and who want hardware that mechanically latches instead.


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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
Locks in two ways rather than relying on a single catch, so the strap stays on if one path is jarred.
Detail 02
Cosmetic. Matches gold tuners and bridges; gold plating shows wear at contact points faster than nickel.
Detail 03
The guitar-side post swaps in where your current button sits. It's a hardware change, not a clip-on.
Detail 04
You get both the guitar-side buttons and the strap-side hardware — enough for one instrument.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. You remove the stock strap buttons with a screwdriver and fit the new posts in their place. It's a short job but not tool-free.
It fits standard strap-button mounting on most electrics and acoustics. Guitars with unusual button placement or an endpin jack may need extra checking.
The strap-side piece stays on the strap, so you'd need the guitar-side posts installed on each instrument you want to use it with.
Gold plating on any hardware wears where metal rubs metal. Expect the contact surfaces to dull with regular use.
Reference
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