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Many people who acquire a new guitar may not be entirely familiar with it. Typically, when you purchase a guitar strap, it comes with strap button pegs on each end. The usual way to use it is by snapping them onto the ends of the guitar. However, the problem is that many manufacturers don’t design their guitars with this customization in mind, leaving you to figure out a solution on your own.

One method, known as the Willie Nelson method, involves creating loops at the ends of the straps and attaching a hook to each loop. This way, one end of the strap can be hooked near the neck of the guitar, while the other hook is placed in the sound hole of the guitar. This works reasonably well, but be aware that hooking into the sound hole can potentially cause damage to the guitar and even alter the way it plays.

If you want to use the strap with button pegs, you will need to install strap buttons directly on your guitar, which can be a bit challenging, especially if it’s your first time. You will need to purchase strap buttons and screws for them. Drill a hole for each button, just slightly smaller than the screw. This way, you can screw them in securely without worrying about them falling out.

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