Check your attachment points often. Thread the strap beneath the neck.

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On the other side.

How to put on banjo strap. Getting the strap out of the way when it s time to put the banjo in its case. Tie the ends together. Thread the other end under the tailpiece.

Think of the banjo head as the face of a clock. Lay the cradle strap out flat so that you have one of the slender thin leather pieces going to the right and the other going to the left. How to put a banjo strap on standard cradle strap check the banjo.

When you attach a banjo strap it is normally best to attach it to the head tightening brackets. This will support that neck. Thread the banjo strap behind the tailpiece to ensure that there is no undue pressure on the tailpiece.

Fit the banjo strap although some players wear the strap across the right shoulder most players adjust the length of the strap so that it wraps over the left shoulder around the back and underneath the right arm. Think of the j bolts as the belt loops on a pair of slacks. Hold the banjo with the strings facing you and the neck straight up at the 12 o clock position.

First attach it below the neck on the side closest to the floor around the second bracket down. Make sure the front part of the strap goes around the heel of the neck which will hold your banjo in place. Hold the banjo upright.