Short-strap
a term of derision for a certain type of rock guitarist (usually a b-ssist) characterised by their use of a short strap.
they wear their instrument above the waist. you can probably see their belt because they almost certainly have their (black) t-shirt tucked into their (black) jeans.
their favoured sound is crunchy and bright. their playing style is technical, proficient and leaves little room for expression.
they may be playing a b-ss with more than 4 strings, or worse still a chapman stick (see wikipedia).
they may also have a pony tail. in fact, they probably do.
there’s no f-cking way i’m letting that short-strap d-ckhead in our band
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