Detail 01
Schaller-style locking system
The strap-side counterpart must be Schaller-compatible. Dunlop and other systems use different geometry and won't mate.

Independent shopping perspective
Gold Schaller-style strap lock buttons from Fender. Replaces stock strap pins so your strap can't slip off mid-set.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The strap-side counterpart must be Schaller-compatible. Dunlop and other systems use different geometry and won't mate.
Detail 02
Matches gold tuners and bridges. Gold plating wears at contact points faster than chrome or nickel.
Detail 03
The guitar-side half. The mating strap hardware is what actually clips to your strap.
Detail 04
You unscrew the originals and screw these in. Fit depends on your existing screw holes, not the brand of guitar.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the Schaller pattern. The strap-side piece has to be Schaller-compatible to lock properly.
They mount in place of standard strap pins, so most electrics and basses work. Check that your existing screw holes are intact and not stripped.
These are the guitar-side buttons. You need the matching Schaller strap-side hardware to complete the system.
You're reusing the existing strap-pin holes, so no new drilling in most cases. If a hole is stripped, plug and redrill it before mounting.
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