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The only time it dropped I had Schaller locks on it (they got loose like they do if you don’t tighten them often or locktite them). Luckily I caught it mid air.
Totally happened to me. Except when I leaned out over the elevated stage and the strap slipped off the body hit the concrete floor and split the bottom third of the body away. Only the control panel wiring between the two halves to hold them together. I imagined at the time that must be what people feel like when they look to see an appendage severed. I am now a poster boy for strap locks.For many of you,dropping a bass isn't a problem,
UNTIL IT IS!
Then you get to look down at THIS...........with a big smile on your face.
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Totally happened to me. Except when I leaned out over the elevated stage and the strap slipped off the body hit the concrete floor and split the bottom third of the body away. Only the control panel wiring between the two halves to hold them together. I imagined at the time that must be what people feel like when they look to see an appendage severed. I am now a poster boy for strap locks.
G&L buttons are too tight for those if your strap end is thick, unfortunately.These. Put 'em every bass and never have to think about it again.