rps-10 wrote:The main thing with the Levy No.1 is that its 2" wide or more, so you get a more even weight distrubution on the shoulder. Plus its elastic, it moulds itself into your shoulder rather than just resting on top and digging in. So very comfy.
They take a bit of time to get right as you need to take in account of the postition you play in when standing up and the guitars weight. First thing I noticed when I used one is how much I push down on the neck. Never even noticed I did it until I tried a stretchy strap.
Got mine on ebay for 6 quid.
Looks like the Levy is exactly the same as the original german ones as Levy have licensed it. Dirt cheap and super comfy
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Think DiMarzio (Or was it Ernie Ball) also sell a stretchy one but its thinner. I wouldn't say Levy's stretch was cheap either.. usually well over £20 for a No.1 new, hence me searching ebay for a few days for a 2nd hand one.
Unsure whether I'll be able to afford a Jag or not now so I may have to put those plans on the backburner, but I still need a new guitar.
I'll keep looking around. The P38 could still be a nice choice but I want something with a bridge single coil. If I get it cheap enough I could still afford to swap out the bridge HB though.
