D'Addario Accessories Elliptical End Pins, Black

I installed these on my ESP E-II M-II guitar and they fit. Simple installation, the screws fit perfectly, no problem at all. I liked how flexible they are, you can choose to put them horizontally or vertically or loosen the screws a bit and you get a dynamic flexible button move along with your strap, yet it is secured and do not come off. The material made of is not metal but looks sturdy, doesn't feel cheap at all, i liked it more than guitar stock buttons.

These are very attractive, easy to use and inexpensive. Probably my standard end pins for new builds now.

These work well. I had previously used a large head type on other guitars, but these are easier to put the strap over, yet provide secure attachment - no problems with detaching is use so far after several gigs and weeks of practice. Update: after using these on several guitars for several years, I stay with my 5 star rating. However, recently I had two occurrences of guitars slipping off the end pin. First time I wrote it off as a fluke, but when it happened a second time, I did a close inspection. What had happened was that my leather straps were all getting a bit aged (nice and supple!), and the keyhole slot that fits over the button had gotten elongated, to the point where the strap could easily slip over even the widest part of the elliptical head. The fix for this was some button thread and a needle, and to basically close the slot off lower down. Works fine now, and no problems since.

Best low price mod for your guitar if you can't afford strap locks.

Nice looking pins for guiter or ukelele strap. Need to drill instrument to install. Screws are soft.

If your strap end is stiff, you may find these a pain to get on and off, but they hold great and look fabulous, I use rubber strap lock washers anyway and each guitar has a dedicated strap that stays on for the most part, so I only have to struggle with them once. They hold so well that id have to say that the strap locks I use are probably unnecessary unless the strap end is just so loose it falls off. I use them anyway but I love these also for the cool look, I have them in black, gold , and chrome

These look and work very well. I was a little afraid because I saw some negative reviews and the shape looked really strange to me online. When I got the pins, they look very similar to a normal end button, just with little points added to the sides. Guitar straps go on and off with no problems, and when installed right, it definitely prevents slippage. Using a mandolin/ukulele strap was a little more difficult, because my leather strap end has a smaller profile. I had to wrestle it a little bit, but once on, it doesn't look stretched out or awkward, and there's no way it's slipping off that strap! Overall, I would continue to use these for any stringed instrument that either needs new buttons or I'm adding buttons to. Also while this is small, the black color looks very nice, I have black caps on my tuning machines and the black button makes it look very nice.

What a great idea!! Be sure to orient them so the long aspect of the strap button is at right angles to the slit in your strap. AND be sure to really tighten the screw, maybe use some glue also, to keep it from turning.

This is a good product! I got this for my Chinese Ruan. Took me some time to drill the hole and install it, but once it’s on, it works perfect. Now I’m able to attach a guitar strap to it.

Avevo dubbi su questi Bottoni per Tracolla Ellittici ma mi sono ricreduto, li ho acquistati per provarli (uso normalmente gli Shaller) e li ho montati su una chitarra acustica da battaglia e devo dire che la tracolla, alla quale non ho dovuto fare alcuna modifica, è stabile e non esce dai fori. Consigliato per chitarre acustiche

Well made,look great and work really well.

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Best One!