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End Buttons / Pins - Grover, for quick-release Strap locks
Replacement End Pins for Grover Quick-Release strap locks. These extra end pins can be mounted on all guitars making it possible to use just one strap! Smooth, polished parts will not damage or mark up
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| Color | Our Part Number | UPC/EAN |
|---|---|---|
| Black | P-GRV-GP810B | 082562084742 |
| Chrome | P-GRV-GP810C | 082562084766 |
| Gold | P-GRV-GP810G | 082562084780 |
| Nickel | P-GRV-GP810N | 082562084803 |
| No measurements are currently available for this product. Please contact us if you have any questions. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 5.1 in. × 4.3 in. × 0.8 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 0.067 lbs. |
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How do I replace the endpin of an acoustic guitar with a schaller locking endpin? The white plastic endpin is a much larger hole than the screws supplied with the strap locks.
Asked by Anonymous on September 8th, 2017.
You may need to take this to a luthier where they will need to dowel the hole and re-drill for these end pins.
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Will these fit the Dunlop strap lock quick release or is the pin hole a different size?
Asked by Anonymous on May 1st, 2018.
We are not sure if these will fit the Dunlop strap locks.
Product Reviews
I've used Schaller (or the identical Fender) Straplocks on every Bass and Guitar I've owned since 1983 (about 100) and I belive there is nothing better for keeping your guitar securely attached to its strap.
To me the Grover copies are not as robustly made but should still work almost as good as genuine Schaller/Fender locks. The Grovers however are better made than those sold under the AllParts brand.
But, this review is actually for the strap button portion of the lock system. It seems to me that the grover units are every bit as well made as the Schaller buttons.
Schaller doesn't offer the buttons separately but Fender does. Although just try and find any store with them in stock. So if you're like me and use the same strap on more than one guitar you need buttons for the other guitars. These buttons from Grover will fill the bill nicely.
I reccomend them highly.
I've used Schaller (or the identical Fender) Straplocks on every Bass and Guitar I've owned since 1983 (about 100) and I belive there is nothing better for keeping your guitar securely attached to its strap.
To me the Grover copies are not as robustly made but should still work almost as good as genuine Schaller/Fender locks. The Grovers however are better made than those sold under the AllParts brand.
But, this review is actually for the strap button portion of the lock system. It seems to me that the grover units are every bit as well made as the Schaller buttons.
Schaller doesn't offer the buttons separately but Fender does. Although just try and find any store with them in stock. So if you're like me and use the same strap on more than one guitar you need buttons for the other guitars. These buttons from Grover will fill the bill nicely.
I reccomend them highly.