LET'S TRY THIS AGAIN and other fun things... D'addario
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“Turnsy-wurnsy” and “slippety-do-dah”: part of the official nomenclature of guitar accessories.
Yeah, because everybody knows what it means. However, the reseller doesn't know or it's so new that the "turnsy-wurnsy" straps are not in stock now.
@@369bolle 👀
Those are in my vocabulary now
I can't belief that the thing I have been most enthousiastic about seeing here in ages is a strap.
Wish there were more options though.
I agree these are the best straps ever, you don't have to install anything and it just works. It's the only strap I'll buy.
You nailed “turnsy wurmsy” and absolutely owned “clipp-itty-do-daw” ….so for ffs how did you overlook “slippery-dippery “ ?!?!?!! Lol
It's in my head now and comes out in repeat...😅
How could I miss that?
I’ve always liked the concept of the straps with strap locks built into them, and as an sg owner the addition of that turnsy wurnsy feels like a game changer
"This too shall pass" was awesome.
Not as awesome as the autolocks had been today to me, but still pretty high up, might be the best thing I did hear all day. Well, kiddo discovered Mick Krüger and Die Prinzen today and did sing along. So not really though competition.
This is my second favorite strap. The locking part makes it so easy to use. However, the Levy's Right Height strap is perfect for adjusting the strap without having to take it off. If I knew how to sew leather, I'd combine the lock from D'Addario with the Levy's for the perfect guitar strap. I'm really tempted to get another D'Addario strap to try it. There has to be a way to make it work.
I like this system very much. I have two of these. And now I want more, and tat turnsy-wunsy one ))) This strap doesn't work with the stock buttons on my Squier, but works well with the Dunlop Dual Design strap lock buttons. So, now I want to replace all buttons with dunlop, and use all my straps, includiing these.
thanks for this! Love the Noodle, glad we didn't miss that video now
Paul Reed Smith mentioned in an old video that they used to use string spacers for P Bass as strap buttons! They are huge! And you will never let a strap slip! I change all my strap buttons for PBass string spacers! And they cost about a €1 each! Thank you Paul, you are a genius!
Yeah those lockable straps are great... I was using plain straps until a new guitar I bought fell off and cracked... then I found these and never looked back!
Fun video. Very nice song (when Leslie is taking your dog for a walk).
For the sake of 'engagement' - those cables are the dogs bollocks :)
I use the D'Addario Straps now since 2 years and they are amazing! I wish they would make an adapter to install their clickediclick on other straps as well like you said. I would buy some! 👍
you could try a should strap pad like laptop bags have on that swivel strap, might help keep it in place
I hope D'Addario will sell those autolock things separately from the straps. Then I can finally have a solution with my favourite strap, where I can replace the rubber bottle seals (cheers to Flensburger).
I need to get that leather strap. I'm a HUGE fan of their Planet Waves auto locking straps (HIGHLY recommend them if you haven't tried one), Super secure and easily removed, but a less arthritis friendly mechanism
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Sir...
..........great advice video and strap locks prevent
dropping and damaging expensive guitars
many many thanks
Vin
Love the strap HP and will buy one for sure. I have a bit of a collection of straps, when I visit a City I go to a local small guitar shop and buy one to keep on a guitar more or less permanently. Then when I have an extra strap I use it as an excuse to buy a guitar for it...................see there's a method to the madness.
I ordered two of these straps, because on the website it says it extends down to 59.5 inches, but it does not. It only goes to 56 to 57 inches. Max I contacted the company and they said it’s a mistake on the website. Not cool, because I actually need them for my SG because it is a brilliant design. It’s just not long enough. The way I play anyway.
Just tried it IRL...brilliant! Now make it an attachmen too! 🤘
The straps are the best, love them, have them since like forever. The variant with planet locks from the Satch signature straps is cool too, not the right one for me, but my wife (who is a security fanatic) likes them even more. But for me the spring loaded ones are much better. Only downside, when my kid was smaller she sometimes opened them while I was playing on accident ... ;-)
I have RokLoks I put on my LM Odin. I love the strap and the locks seem to works great without pissing with the guitar
Wow! I must have been one of the few that caught the original video, still waiting to see the Poodle Noodle on the ....... erm! ....... guit-oodle(?)
Been using Daddario auto lock straps for a few years now absolutely love them.
Have you tried rok-lok?
I have them on a heavy LM Odin. The strap doesn't fit inside the Hagstrom hard case but I hate fighting with leather straps and buttons. I put them on a while back and while I don't play live or anything they've been really good.
I have two straps from D'addario. Both of 'em have a slide lock. I don't know how else to call it. Thought they were great and unbeatable... until now. I still like them. What I love about the one shown in this video is the twisty-thingy. Mine sometimes get twisted and I have to get them right again. I think I'll get one of these in the near future. There are still two guitars left without a strap. Thank you Henning! Great video.
oh wow I love this strap, thanks for sharing! :)
Like you have done previously, I use the DiMarzio clip system - primarily because I find them the only system that doesn’t have that annoying rattle that you find with the other competitors. The way I work around the cost of the systems is just buying the strap ends and using 1 or 2 straps for the whole collection.
How is the rattle on the set you’re showcasing?
The twister ("Wirbel") in the strap is cool and the lock is clever, too, but what's actually wrong with the beer bottle rubber gaskets everyone else uses? They are dirt cheap and so I can have a strap on each guitar and don't have to change them and can keep their length adjusted.
Not my thing
Nice one strap fits all
Thanks for the great and really funny video! 🙂
Uhm.... The "turnsy-wurnsy" strap is exactly, what I am looking for. But I do not find it at Thomann. Is it so brandnew that it is not in stock yet?
You need to upload more frequently. Every time I see you upload, I am inspired to practice for a few hours.
I upload every two days, sometimes more
8:47, my mom and I loved the song here, really nice song, without too much artificials, and like a live-performance, feels nice! For the Strap lock, I still feel like I'd touch the clip by accident and guitar'd fall off, :D, But it could be solves by covering that round clip with something, at least... Nice video, we love D'addario strings!
Will that lock and the mechanism hold if I suspend the guitar by the strap and tug on it with force? Some mechanisms will fail when you do that. Billy Sheehan often demonstrates that on his bass because he doesn't use any brand of straps of strap locks. He makes his own straps which are then cut at a fixed length and then screwed on each bass he has.
That straplock system sounds good for my Dean ML and my BC Rich Ironbird. Turnsy wurnsy indeed.
That D'Addario solderless set seems nice, but... I go wireless to my pedalboard, so one spare cable is enough of a backup. As for patching, I wouldn't want to lose those precious millimetres on the board(s), they do add up. Instead I use the 10cm cables from Thomann, haven't had a failure yet (still a few spares with me). I might take a set on the road, just for safety's sake. Congrats for your unique testing method!
I wanted to use D' Addoario strap but I saw mixed review. I think its actually horrible: reason is that after locking the hard plastic part on the original strap button of the guitar, hard plastic parts can still move and it is going to make quite some scratches and damages the finish on the areas it touches the body. In this case, its can actually be horrible....
Have Dunlop ones but the metal plate they have is a pain in the arse if you’re attaching them on a new strap, specially leather-ish ones… I’ll send this video to Santa 🎅 and see…
I don’t like to have rigid plastic because it may scratch my guitar
Interesting strablock system. I have to try it.
I have that guitar strap. It works well.
Hening with more than one strap on 0:47
Have you ever used one of these? Richter Matt Heafy Double Strap B. I got crazy and bought one with my last Thomann order and I just can’t figure it out.
Well you scared the crap out of me, while I was typing my answer. Apparently you took the video down, because of some unwanted echo. Very decent of you.
This D' Addoario strap is beyond all others. I do have the Ernie Ball, but it is unfit for a quick change. This one remains quick and easy in all situations. That would mean I only need one strap, and the twist problem is also fixed. Definitely a winner!❤
When do the swivel straps become available? I can't find them anywhere 🙄🤘
should be out already
@@EytschPi42 don't seem to be at Andertons,Thomann or on Amazon yet 😏 Hopefully soon looks like the solution to my SG/V/335 Issues 🤞🤞🤞
This gotta go thru the trial of 100 guitar flip tho.
That straplock system looks great. I wish there were more nice cotton straps, it's much more comfy IMO and grippy for unbalanced guitars. The cotton Mono straps are really nice but the hardware is all metal and you risk dinging your guitar with the sharp-angled buckle (looks nice, dumb in practice)
The padded straps are great
I have half rounds on a couple of guitars and they're great. Feel better to me but not super thumpy like flats.
I've had a D'Addario auto lock strap like that for years. They released a video on it five years ago. People are just now catching on?
i am assuming they have tested that strap lock but I personally wouldn't want to put anything hard plastic like that rubbing up on the finish of any of my nicer guitars.
Any video with cats and dogs will instantly get a like from me. The products are cool too!
Its "DA-dario" lol and that was a cool idea for cable stress test
Or you get the Straplock from your prefered local brewery by buying a Beer in a "Bügelflasche" drink it and take of the Red seal (Dichtung) off of the bottle and put this on top of your strap Button after you put on your fave strap😂
Strange. I can't find the Daddario Solderless Mini Plug Cables PW-MGPKIT-10 in Thomann :(
And how long will the clicky strap work? I don`t trust daddario plastic anymore. ☹
Great locking system… shitty actual strap material, unfortunately. Still using one and it’s planet waves counterpart for the convenience
Turnzi Wornzi! In the front, in the back, going down! Is this a demo on straps or a strap on demo 😂
Nice, sound works now ;)
took a few hours to figure out what the problem was!
Love your videos man, some of the best reviews about. Where do you rate the tone king royalist with all your other amps?
I don't do that... it has its place just liek the others.. they do different things
@@EytschPi42 I mean more in terms of build quality and value for money as too sound. Thanks
That should be the standard for cable testing.
I still like ernieball polylock mechanism a lot more tho.
I LOVE the drone footage walking the dog
going the extra mile
Now I'am very confused. Isn't the internet all about animal videos? Nothing makes sense anymore 😂
Lock it straps are the best
I started drinking when you first said turnywurnsy and now I'm drunk
The same strap without the turn-see-worms-see works great on most guitars. BIG BUT? The company has ordinary straps that all come in dozens of colors or patterns but the locking straps either come in grey or black or the few that do not are out of stock for infinity. Many, many guys buy a strap at a bricks and mortar store. Their eye catches one they like and they get it merely on an impulse. Their eye will ignore a grey or black strap as that they already own.
I have to bring 2 straps to my gigs. One for my SG’s and one for all my other guitars. This would save me from bringing 2, which is nice cause i duct tape a usb battery to it
I never knew a poodle could be a sled dog. Rethinking everything now
i have the staps from "Lock-It" they are not as easy to put on as those d addarios tho... now i want those... I dont need those.... i play only at home... me want tho... god damned....
Curious if the strap mechanism can securely hold the guitar if the player does a guitar flip - guitar spin?
how often do you ACTUALLY do that?
Es gibt ein noch wesentlich besseres System für Gitarrengurte als das von D'Addario, nämlich das von "Lock it". Es ist sehr sicher, ist n i c h t aus Hartplastik, was leicht die Gitarre beschädigt, sondern aus der Kombination von Leder und Kevlar. Dieses System hält auch Les Paul-Modelle absolut sicher. Außerdem gibt es dabei Gurte aus Leder, die kürzer verstellbar sind als die von D'Addario und es gibt auch welche aus Baumwolle. Beide haben den Vorteil, dass sie nicht so rutschig sind.
D'Addario hat seine Idee leider nicht zu Ende gedacht. Sie haben zwar auch Ledergurte mit dem Sicherheitsverschluss, doch die lassen sich für viele Gitarristen nicht kurz genug verstellen. Wie die ausgerechnet auf diese Plastikscheiße gekommen sind bei den Gurten, ist mir schleierhaft. Erstens ist das Zeug total rutschig, zweitens fühlt es sich nicht gut an.
Okay wtf Henning, I was just looking at this before I opened UA-cam.
I see you ALL THE TIME
@@EytschPi42 Normally I’d be concerned but I watch your channel enough that fair is fair!
Wait since when is there a leather version? 😮
Love and use both products, but D'addario if you are listening, I know you care about the environment, but it is more economical to buy a complete cable kit than to buy ten additional connectors which is very wasteful. Also, please wear a helmet when on the scooter.
I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one Henning. I use Dunlop strap locks. I buy the female end for all my guitars and I use one strap for all my guitars and I've never had one break and they click right in just by pushing the button. To me they are the best and I have been using them since the late '80s. Whenever I get a new guitar I just take the strap buttons off put the Dunlop double use female strap button. It works with a blank strap and with Dunlop strap locks. I have been using them for years and never had a problem They are the push button type with the three little ball bearings!😊 Great video as always See you on the next one....
You betray Schaller? Dast Henning? How could you?
I have always used rubber sink washers...now I buy the Fender rubber locks...cheap , no squeaking...no extra weight...strap stays on the guitar always...even while in the gig bag or case...never cared for the locking straps...
These are all cheesy. Just get a decent strap with a thicker leather end piece. Done. Problem solved.
It's good for people who don't use leather.