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Here's a strap made by Fender that has black and brown that I think goes pretty well. As you can see in the picture, the Precision has a lot of color variations itself.
no issues so far, but I always take the strap off when I putI have a Couch "Racer X" strap (brown with orange stripe) on my '59 burst, with Gotoh strap locks. It's very comfortable and sharp looking. The Racer X and "I am 8 bit" straps (from Couch's artist series) have black plastic adjusting loop (where their other straps have metal adjusting loops).
Also, with strap locks on the bass, my leather strap could not be length adjusted (where the Couch one can be). I wondered if I'd see any scuffing on my bass from the loop or the rivets but have not with Racer X. Calaverasgrande, have you had any issues with metal loop on strap end (contacting bass?)
Chris
Oh wow, those are cool. So much for saving money. Thanks for the link!This one
I use Couch brand straps on all my basses and guitars. If you are vegan/vegetarian there is the added plus that they are non-leather. If you aren't there is the added plus that they look excellent. Most of their stuff is made from deadstock/vintage car seat materials.
Oh wow, those are cool. So much for saving money. Thanks for the link!
Also, your strap should accent your Invalid Link Removed. Oranges and browns for summer skin, blues and blacks for winter.![]()
FunkyMcNasty said:You should never eat your strap.