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Elevate your playing experience with the Ace Guitar Strap (Original)—an essential accessory for every guitarist and bassist seeking both comfort and style. Designed with the performing musician in mind, this strap combines durability with a touch of vintage charm, ensuring your instrument stays secure while you focus on your craft.

Crafted from high-quality woven fiber, the Ace Guitar Strap boasts a 2-inch width, providing optimal support and preventing shoulder strain during long jam sessions or gigs. Its adjustable length caters to a variety of playing styles and body types, making it a versatile choice for players of all levels. The sturdy leather ends ensure a snug fit to your guitar's strap buttons, offering peace of mind whether you're on stage or in the studio.

What truly sets the Ace Guitar Strap apart is its retro-inspired design—a nod to the iconic straps of the 60s and 70s, loved by legends and newcomers alike. This timeless aesthetic pairs seamlessly with any instrument, adding a touch of flair to your performance without compromising on functionality.

Key Features:

2-inch wide woven fiber construction for enhanced comfort
Adjustable length to suit different playing styles and body types
Vintage-inspired design for a classic look
Sturdy leather ends for secure attachment
Compatible with most guitars and basses

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Jimmy Page

Guitarist

Led Zeppelin

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Page used an Ace guitar strap while in The Yardbirds and The New Yardbirds (Led Zeppelin), as can be seen in the following photographs:

January 21, 1967, taken by Bob King (main source link)
April 1967 television broadcast from Chaville (@ 0:49)
April 13, 1967, taken by Lone Thimsen at Boom Dancing Center
1967 (cropped mirror)
Beat-Club performance (1967)
January 1968
June 1, 1968, in Los Angeles, California
June 4 or 5, 1968, taken by Carolyn Wright at Montgomery International Speedway
September 7, 1968, taken on by Jørgen Angel at Gladsaxe Teen Club (the first The New Yardbirds / Led Zeppelin show)
1968
1969

Photos without easily traced date: here, here & here, here, and here

John Lennon

Guitarist, Singer

The Beatles

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Visible throughout The Beatles' January 30, 1969 rooftop concert.

Bob Dylan

Singer, Guitarist

U.S.A. for Africa

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Dylan can be seen wearing an Ace strap in the photos used for the front and back covers of Greatest Hits Vol. II.

Johnny Cash

Singer, Guitarist

The Highwaymen

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Cash can be seen wearing Ace guitar straps in photographs from his November 8, 1966 performance at Folsom Prison (taken for Sacramento Union: here and here), in photographs from the January 13, 1968 performances that became At Folsom Prison (taken by Michael Ochs and Dan Poush: here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here), and throughout the concert movie for At Saint Quentin (February 4, 1969) starting at 1:43.

Elvis Presley

Singer, Guitarist

The Blue Moon Boys

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Visible throughout Singer Presents ... Elvis (December 3, 1968).

Roy Buchanan

Guitarist

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Some photos from the 1980s show Buchanan wearing an Ace strap, among them this March 8, 1985 onstage photo by Paul Natkin and this April 15, 1985 photo by Natkin from the photo shoot for the photoshoot for the cover of When a Guitar Plays the Blues.

Tony McPhee

Singer, Guitarist

The Groundhogs

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In this this September 13, 2011 Facebook post, McPhee shared a photograph of himself performing at Concert 10 on July 8, 1972, which was taken by Carl Dunn. In the comment section, Dave Thompson replies "I've got the same Ace strap 🙂", thereby identifying the brand of the strap in the photo.