What are the dimensions of this item? Does it fit to a 3,7 " soundhole (9,4cm) of a Martin D17
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What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design an adjustable feedback buster to accommodate the Mag Mic, in order to minimize this problem. What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design... » Read More What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design an adjustable feedback buster to accommodate the Mag Mic, in order to minimize this problem. « Show Less
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I have a Martin guitar and it works great. The mic is tapered and mine is moved up toward the front of the sound-hole. I've tried other sound-hole mics and it pays to spend the money for this one. I like the volume controls on the mic too.
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It fits my Martin dxk12. Not certain of the exact measurement on it, as I don't have it at work. I would guess 3 3/4". It tightens down on and under the top with padded surfaces with a #1 phillips bolt/nut. I'm 99% certain it would fit yours. I love the pickup, for both recording and especially live settings. It helps my not so great Martin sound really good. You could always return it(?) if it doesn't strike your fancy. It is a rather expensive piece but was worth it in my experience. Hope I helped.
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I have a Seagull Entourage Rustic Grand and it fits perfectly! Look at the Seagull web site for the dimensions for my guitar and compare them to what your Martin measurements.
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It fits my Grandaughter's 7/8's Mitchell Junior and my Little Martin perfectly. It may work for a child's guitar if you pack the edges with foam.
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It is 4 inches in diameter. I have it in a 3-7/8" hole, but it would not likely fit a smaller hole. Measure your sound hole and get one no more than an 1/8 of an inch larger.
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It does fit. It has to stretch a little, but my DR-100 fits in it without any real difficulty. You'll see a little lump on the top where the headstock is putting pressure on the bag, but this might go away with time.
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That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
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Sorry I don't remember the diminsions. I bought it for a yamaha. that was my daughters guitar. it was perfect. it said it was for a martin.
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Yes, the pickup will work on any sound hole that is wider than 3 inches. I have it on a full size acoustic and there is plenty of room to go smaller. It will also fit on my 3/4 size classical guitar which has a much smaller sound hole and still has at least an inch more it could go smaller. As long as the kids guitar has metal and not nylon strings ( it won't pickup the sound vibrations off a nylon string) it will work with no problem.
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It was too long to fit the sound hole of my Takamine Classical, but fit well in the sound hole of my Takamine Folk. Trimming it to work in the classical sound hole would effectively render it unusable in the Folk.
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Length 44", lower bout 16 1/4", upper bout 13 1/8". There's a soft foam lining and those dimensions are with the lining uncompressed, so a slightly larger instrument would fit, snugly.
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It fits into the sound hole. They are all the same size unless you have some unusual instrument like a 4 string. It isn't meant for ukeleles , mandolins, or other smaller instruments.
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Hi Jeremy, I installed the Dean Markley in a friends guatar that has a 3 7/8" sound hole. I am sure it will fit nicely in a 3 5/8" hole. Deral N.
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I measured 42", from top to bottom, and 16" across, at the body. I think the width of the neck was just at 7". It will work for both strats and lps, but I can't recommend it for general use. The padding is very thin, and if you set your axe down hard, sideways, you can hurt the body. I bought several of these for storage here at home, and would never use one for gigs. But the case is well-made, so I suggest you spend the extra $10 and get the higher ended model. The company is fine...
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It fited my Yamaha Apx7A without any problem. I believe it will fit a standard 3/8" hole. These are amazing tuners by the way, really like them
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It fits speakers for a 4 7/8 inch hole, but a smaller hole should be cut to finish by filing or sanding to get a snug fit. It hole is too large the cut is ruined. If it is smaller, it can be adjusted to fit.
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Sorry, it would not be a good fit. My ukulele is 3" deep, and any more would be tight.
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I have a Kentucky KM 550 A Style mando and it fits it perfectly. If you have an older A style with an Oval sound hole, you may need to go check them out in person at a music shop as they are usually odd sizes and much thicker than a newer model. For my instrument, it works great.