I know these are for acoustic but can i use them on my electric. Will the amp pick it up?
2005774
I put these strings on my Kona Acoustic/Electric guitar and they work perfectly. I can't imagine that you would have any problem using them on your electric guitar.
2005775
I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.
2005776
Hi! To tell the truth I didn't use them on the electric guitar. But, if think logical, that strings are made of metal, so they should have a sound :-)
1440338
I believe you can as long as it is an acoustic pickup. But I would research a little to be sure.
1917575
Yes you can but it would sound better if using an amp. They will still work however. =)
96498
Not sure why it's says for electric, it's bas for acoustic, I only use it for acoustic and it works great. I recommend it.
1437039
Any amp that says it is for an electric guitar will work... there are many of them available here :)
2092096
Probably not, your going to need a amp otherwise they end up fairly underpowered
470218
You need to connect the pickup to a preamp. Fishman or LR Baggs make them for acoustic musical instruments. LR Baggs is more expensive, but probably higher quality.
1664051
I have not tested it with electric-acoustic guitar but all electric component guitars are similar. No reason not to work.
683435
I imagine it would be. I dont know of any acoustic pickups made specifically for bass.
1578349
I think they would be fine fine for a car amp. They are made to work with a winch. I actually use mine as main line disconnects for my wave runners so I can easily remove the battery to keep them winterized or just trickle charged between use. These things are pretty solid.
1569981
It will work on any string instrument cause it picks up vibrations in the headstock however on an electric I would prolly want a tuner that plugs into it for accuracy.
468266
It will not work with an amp, you can purchase an inexpensive electric pickup that will attach to the guitar that will allow it to plug into an amp. Yes it will usually say acoustic electric if it can be plugged in
1784198
It works fine on an acoustic but will never quite sound like an electric or an acoustic - somewhere in between I guess if you don't have an electric it will suffice.If you have a large 'Jumbo' guitar then it might be bit of a stretch from the headphone to the input jack - could pull the phones off when you move, twist etc. A major flaw in the design as I said in my review of it.
1555867
Hello, i do not think that this picks ups are made for acustic guitars, because it needs a electric circuit to works using potenciometers for tone and volumen and pick up selectors. And of corse a wood work
1249903
Probably not. Not thick enough. Works well with electric and it is well padded, but most acoustics typically aren't as thin as an electric body.
34458
I suppose they will work with any electric guitar, however these are specifically designed for bass electric guitars, be it for a 4,5 or 6 string bass. The same company also make amphones specifically for your electric guitar such as a fender stratocaster or telecaster or other brands.
1477968
Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.