Does this work for accoustic guitars
2078354
Upon seeing your question I took my classical guitar and put it up there. The Hercules holds it perfectly.
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.
2078356
Yes it will work with acoustic guitars. There's about 4 inches between the wall and my electric guitars but I mounted my stands to a piece of wood about a 1/2 inch thick.
2078357
Yes, absolutely. It works with all guitars. They hang from the guitar head, and with the swivel the guitar is always straight. This is not true with fixed mounts with no swivel. Works great.
2078358
Yes. I have 2 standard acoustics and an acoustic bass hanging from some right now.
247648
Yes, it will work for electric guitar. The contact points are rubber so it will not destroy the finish.
164813
it will, IF you have the bridge with the "sides" on it. I got a Affinity and had to replace the bridge so it would work. Looks cool and stays on. Slips off to work on guitar. Bought on ebay.
1326284
It should work equally well regardless of what instrument is input. I have used it with electric guitars and acoustic guitars with a bridge pickup. Good luck!
1569980
Yes, this works with electric guitars. However, it is not as effective you are playing in a club and the other instruments are at high volume.
1740421
Hello, Yes this will work for you. Acordians have used the same amplification system as guitars for years
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
1569982
yes, It will work with anything it can clip on to. As long as the environment isn't too noisy. For a guitar you might want a tuner you can plug directly in to.
2270048
I use it on guitars but it is supposed to be multi-instrumental. You will have to know what you want your strings tuned to.
1205438
Hey Laura :) It's not specifically made for acoustics but I'm sure it would work. I definitely would not recommend it however. If you've got an acoustic, your guitar itself probably "moves the same amount of air," that this amp would. If you want something for venues where the acoustics itself are not enough, this amp won't help you. I'd get something bigger :) Hope this helps!
919662
If your uke has a pickup already installed or you purchase a sound hole pickup (anywhere from $20 and up) it will work fine. As far as I know the Fuse software that installs presets to the amp does not have a specific ukulele patch - so you may be the ground breaker!
1779862
It works with any instruments that have TS inputs or outputs. All electric guitars that I have seen in the world have TS outputs.
690075
Don't know for sure but it was advertised as applying to all such instruments. It works great on my guitar.
1118073
This is a piezzo pickup with a 1/4" plug. It is intended for amplifying acoustic guitars. I have heard of it being used for Rocksmith, though.
683555
James The Vox AC30 will work with any instrument that has a standard jack. If your ukulele has a pick up built in then your good to go. This unit is designed to emulate a crunchy guitar amp so if you are OK with that sound then this will work.
715178
I have used it on Alvarez, Gibson, Yamaha, and Fender acoustics. I'm pretty sure it will fit just about any size sound hole on the market
2241261
I've used it for micing acoustic guitars and guitar amplifiers with decent results so I would say yes. I have yet to use it for drums or other instruments but I see no reason why it wouldn't work.