Would the Super Slinky (9-42) be good for a 25.5 inch scale guitar?I want to put them on my Kramer Pacer Classic.
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Most strings will fit most scaled guitar lengths. The only thing you need be concerned about is "Intonation" and "String Height" in the changing of string gauges and different scale lengths. When you change string gauges it will require a change in string heights to accommodate the new difference in size of the string which will be a different distance from the frets. Any string will do and the Ernie Ball Regulars are an excellent choice. But, Intonation is the issue when you are dealing with any scale length. Don't want the string too forward or too back. Want it in the Sweet Spot for the best tone. So any adjustments to effect Intonation is done on the Bridge Saddle screws on most guitars and on yours, which will move that Sweet Spot forward or backward. There are sites that explain how to. Or can take it to a music place that does this type thing, which is about all of them.
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To be honest, i don't know much about guitars but i think a 9-42 should be ok. But, i would prefer doing the 10-46 ones, and if you have extra cable, you can just cut it.
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Hello!I have an La Patrie Guitar Etude QI and It's perfect for this guitar. The guitar is not small. I hope that this help you.
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I think the les Paul jr's are a smaller scale. I would stop at a guitar center to test fit it before purchasing one online. My les Paul standard fits snug. That is how it should fit in the case.
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From the pictures that I saw on google of those guitars, they do look like they fit but if it happens that they don't then inside of the box of the guitar case comes stickers that already have the return address to return it & you can return the case in the same box and they guarantee your money back as well. Hopefully that helps (:
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If the basses are similar to electric guitars, they should fit. Weight doesn't seem to be a concern...mostly the shape of the body and neck. I use elastic hair bands to keep my fiddles in securely. Otherwise they seem like they will fall out. I don't remember the package, but doesn't seem like it would be longer than 36" I'd doble check with the seller.
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Seems like any standard scale solid body guitar without a steep neck angle would fit. Don't know the ESP, but if the neck is close to parallel with the body it will probably fit.
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Headstock of my bass was 1/2" and they fit fine. You probably have about an 1/8" of wiggle though, if you don't mind shortening the space for winding strings.
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Beware! Your guitars are set up to handle light strings. If you get any other size your guitar may buzz
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I would say no, but i don't know those guitars. Wouldn't fit my Johnson semi hollow. Only have dreadnaughts. Its fits my yamaha, fender.
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I measured them as 3/4" tall with a diameter of 3/4". They are the standard Fender size, so if you have a Fender or a Fender-style guitar, I imagine they would fit no problem. Hope this helps.
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These are great strings ; I have only used them on my Martin Dreadnaught..I'm no expert but ,in my opinion ' you only use steel strings of any kind on steel string instruments....for a real expert opinion, why not e-mail Martin guitar company Nazareth Penn. Good luck Bob J.
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would depend on scale length. fretboard would just extend longer toward the pickups. should work. outstanding case works great
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I believe they will fit with no problem, but these are designed for use on jazz arch tops and may not sound good on a flattop guitar. Because to the greater mass and tensions needed to move the arch top , they could possibly do damage to a flat top. So if you do it, watch for bridge separation and top warping. Great strings on a jazz box.
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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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These will NOT fit in a Telecaster. (They're too large for the neck and too small for the bridge.) Instead, they are designed as direct replacement pickups for a Stratocaster. Regarding output, their resistance is approximately 10k. Their tone is fat and loud with virtually no extraneous noise.
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I have short fat fingers and it's my favorite guitar to play. I had a takamine that I disliked immensely because of the narrow fretboard. The short fingers should not make a big difference. Good luck.
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Yeah, but I have 4 basses and one acoustic. Check the specs for length and measure the bodies of your guitars do some math. If specs aren't listed I'd be willing to measure mine for you.