Doog wrote:I'm really glad you posted so many pics, I would have not understood what you were doing otherwise.

Serious though, looks cool. I did that to a beatup old Tokai OD pedal, it's MYSTERIOUS!

I never thought about dial up. My bad.

I really would have liked to buff it using a polishing wheel, but mine stopped working today =/.

Well basically, some time last year, I baught a Boss SD1 second hand, and it had a few scratches and marks when I had it off the guy. But after the time I'd been using it, it got worse.

So I thought, should I touch it up? Or re-spray it. But no, I had a better idea, and I did this:

Basically, this ...

I've heard Hurb sing their praises regarding the cab that he has made by them. But I was on the Thomann website, and apprently, they do a line of effects.

Anyone tried them? I was thinking about getting the Octave/Drive pedal they do.

Gandalf wrote:i think they look ugly and i dont need them.

Yes, well I do.

Back to topic?

Ive put the poll on, see what that says.

I never really take the straps off guitars anyways.

+1.

Just play the damn thing.

I like to use leather straps, which can prove abit expensive for somone with next to no money, and straps for 13 guitars is a hard task, so I need to be able to take them off one and put them on another. And I ...

euan wrote:Dunlop Dual Strap locks



End pin is fastened to the strap and locks into the strap pin. Unlike the Schallers you can still use a normal strap with the guitaer.

Do those things come out/off easy?

Those are the Schaller ones.

I need something that can support the weight of a Firebird (weighs a tonne), and alot of jumpin' about.

Im really confused now, I dunno what to go for, lol.

I like Dunlop the most out of any I've tried or bought.

http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/2301674108118080_1.jpg

I've found others to rattle too much or generally be a bit less user-friendly.

Those are the ones I've seen.

Im going to get a few sets for a few guitars. I want to be able to use ...

Which are the better strap locks, considering they're going on a heavy guitar.

Schaller or Jim Dunlop?