would these cut guitar strings
329227
Hi James,I'm not sure they're designed to gut fine wire up to 1.5mm in diameter. For fine electrical work. If guitar strings are hard they mat put a gap in the cutting edge of the tool.Paul
329228
I want to say yes but can't say yes as I have not tried. They do cut right through 20g bailing wire and/or heating wire just fine.
329229
Hi James, I'm not sure they're designed to gut fine wire up to 1.5mm in diameter. For fine electrical work. If guitar strings are hard they mat put a gap in the cutting edge of the tool. Paul
638713
They should, these have the bolt on bushing, like grovers, so if you guitar has press in bushing they WILL NOT fit unless you ream out the peg holes.
21706
Yes definitely. Strings are a very personal choice when it comes to playing guitar. Some people love certain brands, some people dislike the same brand. Just try different packs until you find one that has a tone you like. But these are definitely a great choice. I use them myself. Long life, bright and boomy and very crisp. - Andy
61232
Short answer, yes they should be fine. Long answer, the comparability between strings and guitars doesnt matter, its the string slots that in the nut that matter. The les Paul's usually use bigger strings anyway.
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I bought them for my ukulele, but they were much too firm. When I tried to bend one a bit it snapped in half.I've had a classical guitar, as well, the strings are definitely thicker than a ukulele's, I think that these MIGHT work.I also don't have very strong fingernails, I used to bite them and only stopped a few years ago. But, after trying it out, I would say to grow them out a bit and shape them into rounded points. Then try picking. Your nails should eventually get stronger, and the shape really helps. It's way better than using a pick, especially for Spanish guitar. Arpeggio is nearly impossible with a pick.Whatever you do, don't give up. I bought them for my ukulele, but they were much too firm. When I tried to bend one a bit it snapped in half.I've had a classical guitar, as well, the strings are definitely thicker than a ukulele's, I think that these MIGHT work.I also don't have very strong fingernails, I used to bite them and only stopped a few years ago. But, after trying it out, I would say to grow them out a bit and shape them into rounded points. Then try picking. Your nails should eventually get stronger, and the shape really helps. It's way better than using a pick, especially for Spanish guitar.... » Read More I bought them for my ukulele, but they were much too firm. When I tried to bend one a bit it snapped in half.I've had a classical guitar, as well, the strings are definitely thicker than a ukulele's, I think that these MIGHT work.I also don't have very strong fingernails, I used to bite them and only stopped a few years ago. But, after trying it out, I would say to grow them out a bit and shape them into rounded points. Then try picking. Your nails should eventually get stronger, and the shape really helps. It's way better than using a pick, especially for Spanish guitar. Arpeggio is nearly impossible with a pick.Whatever you do, don't give up. « Show Less
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Yes, they sound great through twangy single coil pick ups and pretty good through humbuckers as well. You might have to get the nut on your guitar set up to fit the thicker strings in so I recommend playing a baritone guitar to see if you like the sound first.
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I don't see why not. It says electric on the package, but they're the same as other strings, just dyed colors. I don't know enough about guitars to know for sure though.
1563827
they may work ok but just search on Amazon for Banjitar strings. get the real thing that way.
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Most definitely. They adjust very easily. I use these for my soprano uke, tenor uke, tenor banjo, and all kinds of guitars. Some basses might have too wide a neck to fit though.
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Yes, if it's an acoustic/electric guitar. Otherwise, if it's acoustic only, just make sure it says for acoustic guitar. I'm sure they make them for acoustic guitars too... Hope that helps some. :)
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I put them on an Ibanez 12 string. Dont know if they will fit any other but, thet sure do brighten up the guitar. If that is what you are looking for they are worth the investment.
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Hi, I'm honestly not sure, but they are suited and modelled on Gibson style guitars, so probably would, but not 100% sure, maybe ask the question on a guitar tech forum as someone may be able to help who is familiar with that model guitar.
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I dont think so. these have a 7/8 long screw that attaches the strap button to the guitar. I build electrics not acoutics but im not sure where u could attach the strap buttons where u'd have enough wood for the screw.
2109295
They work well on electric guitars. I use them myself on all of my guitars. 2 strat type guitars with 3/3 setup and a les paul replica. You might need to drill the holes open though.
1796882
I don't know what kind of strings but they are decent. If you are new to the guitar, you will probably want to replace them with some light gauge 'silk and steel' strings, which will be easier on your fingers.
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I am not sure however, if you use regular scissors than these should work. I love these my only regret is that I didn't buy these years ago.
464703
I really really don't know... I've trimmed the trings quite a bit, so it is possible that the strings will fit a 3/4 size guitar. And for the second part of the question, I recommend to call the manufacturer in order to see if they have a specific set for those guitars. I hope this may help you...