Specifications ◆ Model Name: S-Locks Strap Pin ◆ Finish (Color): GO / Gold ◆ Strap pins are available in sizes S, M, and L. (M will be provided unless otherwise specified) ◆ Contents: 2 end pins (strap pins), 2 felt washers (※The second and third product images are comparison images of S, M, and L. They are not a set of 3.) ★ When using Schaller's "S-Locks" on two or more guitars/basses You can purchase this "S-Locks Strap Pin" for the second and subsequent instruments. One strap can be used interchangeably with any number of guitars! Instrument changes on stage are even smoother! Attaching and detaching the strap is easier even when practicing at home. Sizes are available in S, M, and L. Please refer to the dimensions of the screw part in the dimension diagram of S-Locks in the product image. The end pins can be replaced with less stress on the instrument. ★ The world's first! Schaller, which released the "Security Lock," commonly known as the "lock pin." ★ 『 SCHALLER 』 A musical instrument hardware manufacturer near Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany. With the world's highest level of German metalworking technology, it has a robust construction, innovative ideas, and a luxurious, beautiful, and traditional design. It is used by top manufacturers around the world such as Martin, Fender, Gibson, and Taylor. They manufacture various parts for guitars and basses, such as tuners, bridges, tremolo units, strap locks, internal switches, and peg buttons, using their unique manufacturing methods, and continue to release unique products. ★ 『Strap Lock Pin』 A completely new technology developed and patented by SCHALLER in 1981. Securely secures your precious instrument and strap. Protects from drops and improves instrument operability during live performances! You can concentrate on your performance with peace of mind even during intense stage performances. While other companies are releasing similar products one after another, Schaller decided to make a major model change in 2018. Eliminated the problem of clattering metal noise, which was common with lock pins and was also seen in Schaller's old lock pins. Established higher precision and safety. Taking the "S" from Save, Silent, Security, and Schaller, It was named "S-Locks."