Need help setting up your Anthology Gear guitar strap so it is the right length for you? We got you covered. If you already have a guitar strap that you use, start by measuring hole-to-hole to determine your preferred length. Then use the chart below to find the associated video for instructions on how to tie the tongue to your guitar strap:
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Start "Tying" at Strap Slot #
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Strap Length at 1st Hole
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Strap Length at 2nd Hole
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Video Instructions
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2
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53 1/2"
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48"
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3
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52"
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46 1/2"
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4
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51"
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45 1/2"
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5
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50"
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44 1/2"
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6
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49"
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43 1/2"
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7
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48"
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42 1/2"
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8
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47"
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41 1/2"
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9
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46"
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40 1/2"
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10
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45"
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39 1/2"
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Tongue Tying Trick #1
Want a shorter guitar strap? You can thread your tongue so your strap is under 40”. Here’s how:
1. Match up the square end of the tongue with the end of your strap.
2. Keeping the square end of the tongue in place, thread the other end thru the strap slits (I did not use the top two slits)
3. The tongue will thread thru the last slit as well as the square end of the tongue
4. Once thread, the remaining tongue will only be a few inches long. If it’s TOO short, you can always start threading further down the strap.
