Will this work on a 6-string banjitar?
834486
I don't know what the bridge looks like on your banjitar, but if it is like the one in the picture here, it should work. It probably won't be quite wide enough, but should still mute most of the sound.
834487
I'm not sure, it depends on the width of your bridge. It seems designed for a normal 5 string bridge. the padded area of the mute is 6mm (2 3/8") long and slides over the bridge. My bridge is 7mm wide and it works for that. It mutes the banjo well, but it increases the sustain.
834488
It might. Don't count on it making it a lot quieter. Take a piece of tubing 5\16 the or so, cut 6 slits in it in line with your strings and slide it on from the top of the bridge. Lot more effective and just about free. Look at a pic of a fiddle mute. Kind of similar to that.
834489
Yes because it slides over the bridge, adding mass so that the vibrations don't affect the drum like they normally do. It is independent of the number of strings.
834490
It should...depends on the length of the bridge as this mute is simply a brass sleeve that slides across the bridge (ref the picture) to tone down the vibration. To be honest, it changes the tone to some degree (not the pitch), but the volume is only marginally reduced. I must say, I like the result, but it does take some getting used to.
834491
I haven't tried it on a six string banjo. But my guess is that it should work. The mute works in part by increasing the mass of the bridge, which the mute will do regardless of the number of strings.
834492
I think it will, it just slides on to the bridge. I am not sure if the bridge is the same size for your instrument.
523515
don't know but if the strings are the same position as a regular guitar it should
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.
142156
I Have Tuned a 4 String Bass, Mandolin, Violin and 6 string Guitar with this tuner. I believe it can be used to tune a 7 or 8 string Guitar.
1684170
Unless it is the same exact size as the Les Paul guitar, I seriously doubt it. The Les Paul 6 string fits as snug as a bud in a rug.
1340303
Should be able to...I installed 6 on a compact tractor and synched them together.
2060574
Yes, I've used it to tune 4, 5, and 6 string basses. The tuner is a chromatic style tuner and should handle any instrument. I use the 12th fret harmonic to tune with.
740322
It is considerably wider to accommodate for the two additional strings, but not what I would call overly wide for six strings. It is certainly not as wide as the Valencia model and it is not as wide as a small-scale classical guitar.
2061641
This is a good quality bag if it fits. I purchased one for a fender dreadnaught 6 string and found it to be a bit tight length wise. I would measure your instrument very carefully and proceed from there. I was once asked if it stretched with time and it did not. I was also fearful that if it was that tight to stretch the bag it could also warp the neck...
1432852
Not sure. I use it for my six string Yamaha FG 180 and it fits nicely. So your best bet would be to just compare sizes of each guitar.
993836
I dont think so. You need something that doesn't clip on the string. Just get those regular tuner that "listens" to the sound of the string.
1001636
On theory it should. I have 4 of this cases. I used them on 6 and 7 strings guitars with no issues. All Ibanez RG bodies should be the same size. I was told that the difference between 6, 7 or 8 strings Ibanez RGs is the width of the neck. I have never played an 8 string, therefore I can't be 100% sure. It is a great case. Revise the return policy before ordering, and the seller terms. If it doesn't fit, you should be able to return or exchange it. I hope this helped.
1842438
Yep it should work..clip it on to the headstock ( clips on like a clothes pin) then pluck a string..it picks up the vibration of the string through the guitar..it actually senses the vibration rather than the audible sound of the string...works great
2015944
No. It fits closely over the 4 string pickup. Would not fit over 5 strings. At some point Fender stopped putting these on new basses. Not sure if they ever made one for a 5 string.
932614
I use it for a 4-string but there is plenty of width for the slightly wider neck as well as the larger headstock of a 5 - string.
1025188
no, they will only fit a Gibson or PRS style headstock with 3 per side, Grover should make a "mini" rotomatic (those will fit 6 on one side you find on Fender headstocks)
1230030
I would be careful. I ordered one and it was suppose to fit my style of guitar and it didn't. I'd bought a Seagull 12-string dreadnaught and it's not a big instrument. So I put my old 6-string in the new case and the 12-string in my old case.