Are these for accoustic and steel guitars, or only accoustic ?
268659
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.
1961308
I would not count on the Martin to produce the kind of sound you would enjoy with either kind of string. It probably wouldn't be able to handle steel stings due to inferior construction. I returned mine and bought a Washburn with better results.
1061456
No. I believe they're steel. ...they're metal anyway. I discovered, though that after tuning it, even with the strings tuned while played open, when a chord is fretted, it sounds grossly out of tune. Either the nut is too high, or the fret bars are placed in the wrong spots... :0(
1479677
Hmmmm... I'm not sure. I don't know. It works well for Dreadnought Size Guitars. In my case I have an Old Harmony Acoustic w/built in Pick Up. When I plugged it into any Amp & I tried pumping The Volume I would get big Time Screech/Feedback. Ever Since I Placed The Planet Waves Screeching halt Acoustic Cover, I get no more Feedback when I plug to an Amp. I can pump up the volume and no more worries! I hope this answer helps you.
672476
Yes, they are all steel...but I would not recommend this guitar at all...I also found out that the neck is defective and the frets were too high or too low, especially the first one....keep looking for another guitar....there was too much wrong with the one they sent me...plus, a note included that said absolutely NO RETURNS if box is open....duh, how else can you find out if it is defective...
858741
They can be used for both acoustic and electric, but you still might have to ream the holes out pending on what size bushings you currently have in your guitar head...
2109292
I don't know why anyone would say these aren't for electric guitars. That's exactly what they're for.
2177478
Not sure. Are your guitars electric acoustic? I don't think these strings are the right match for a dreadnought. They are expensive and I think you can find a better string match for your guitars at a lot lower price. I would stick with strings made for an acoustic guitar. (Daddario/Martin/etc..
1252924
Requires fully removing and replacing existing strap buttons. I put these on 4 of my electrics . Never tried my acoustic .
1139595
I installed them on an Epiphone SG 400 and they fit perfectly. Only can advise on the Epiphone.
1313464
yes they will work with any electric instrument i have an accoustic/electric guitar it works fine
2250895
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.
1098305
I think they should I don't have a ibanez but I used them on a cheap bass the brand of the bass was infinity that I used them on
21707
I have two acoustic guitars and they work fine on both. They are a little easier on the fingers than heavier strings. If you are a beginner I would definitely recommend these until your fingers are tougher, then consider going to a heavier string.
858738
I don't think they are, the spacing between the little back boxes usually vary between acoustic and electric guitars. I recommend looking for tuning pegs that look identical to the ones you currently own, just in case.
1243285
Bought this for an acoustic guitar and had to send it back. Other reviews said they had the same problem. I don't remember seeing it was for a steel string guitar or I would not have bought it. Doesn't matter because it did not fit the acoustic. Hope this helps.
2109293
They work perfectly on electric guitars. I installed theses on my old Ibanex GX and they are amazing, no need for string winders and they keep the strings from slipping so no unnecessary re-tuning.