can a guitar be pugged into this?
202418
Yes it can. It will be able to be effected by the filter LOF and so on. Will not act as some kinda vocoder or harmonizer.
202419
Yes but it will only trigger the filter, not the synth itself, unless you hace some kind of midi or voltage controlled beast
85500
You may have to place a hook or nail in back of it if you do not plan to play it. I don't see why you couldn't.
966390
Yes. But the bridge that holds the strings taunt has to be put on. We knew how to do that. Others I read took it to a music store to assemble. It was shipped that way the avoid damage.
66152
I assume it can.. might not sound right because its speaker is meant for magnet type of pickups. so it would not sound like a uke or other acoustic instrument
1840011
No but You can buy one cheep on amazon that will fit it. It a great guitar. o
1699707
Well..you cannot plug this guitar into an amp. However, there are some handful websites that show you how to modify the guitar, but there is a chance that the guitar will be broken. Hope this help
1529416
I have not, but it is symmetric, so I think you can do it. Will have less access to the higjer frets, but no different to a classic guitar
2041647
I wouldn't really recommend this pickup. The putty leaves a sticky residue on the instrument. The pickup I purchased worked for a few months but died unexpectedly. I don't think it's sturdy enough to be used for gigging on a regular basis.
1058671
I would be careful trying this as the pick guard seems to be on pretty tight. Be aware that the finish overall is kinda thin. Its not a heavy lacquered finish like on a lot of guitars. If you were going to refinish the whole thing anyway then I think you would be fine.
404567
I don't think so my I old ibanez bass is pretty fat for an electric and it does not leave much room to spare, I can't imagine a acoustic guitar fitting in.
436715
It is not a musical instrument. It is a CASE for a mandolin. So I guess it would be hard to play.
1048801
I don't see why not, it adjusts to take up any amount of slack, regardless of the shape of the neck. There would be some overhang on a uke fretboard because it's narrower than a guitar neck though. If that bothers you, Shubb makes a capo specifically for ukes.
1276385
Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW -... » Read More Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. « Show Less
959937
I would not put steel systems strings on this ukulele. I believe it would be asking for trouble...
652910
Anything is possible, I suppose...but, the bridge is designed for steel strings. IMO, you would need to replace the bridge with a "classical" bridge for standard nylon strings - which would run into $$$. If nylon strings is a "must", I would "pass" on this guitar.
2078355
As long as the head is a standard size, yes. The back of the sound chamber might be on the wall( depending on thickness and make of the guitar) but it's the head that the hook holds to.
1952301
Yes if course. It's an electric guitar. The only difference is that u play it in your lap