Is this tuner for accoustic guitars ?
858736
Yes, you can use this for any guitar..just check the size of the hole..String gauge does not matter..it is not for nylon strings, it also will not work for an inline(Fender style) headstock
858737
It will work on either mechanically speaking, but you want to consider the pre drilled holes already on your guitar and find a similar fit. These tuners are it to replace the schalers on a lot of Gibson guitars (most les Paul's 335's and some acoustics j45 LGs and Hummingbird). They'll work on anything but you may have to redrill the holes
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.
858739
Yes, this tuner can be used for either Acoustic or Electric guitars, as long as it is only used for a '6-string'.
858740
I think it's designed mainly for electric guitars, but could work on acoustic as long as the string guages fit.
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...
858742
I don't know, but I think I doubled the value of my ESP by putting them on.
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.
2010423
A digital tuner is your best bet, but I wouldn't waste my money. I have owned two of these and the tuning keys got loose and ruined the guitar with just one or two tunings.
1943441
Very sorry that I can not help you. I am trying to learn to play the guitar. I have no knowledge of tuners. I saw the Snark advertised in the net and bought It at a venture.
690074
Hey Chip, as long as you know what notes you want to tune to it shouldn't be a problem. The tuner uses the vibration through the instrument to tell you what your tuning is.
502957
Yes it would a friend of mine has accoustic guitar and he uses it on his guitar
956027
Yes, it would work. The tuner would have to be in contact with the flute to pick up vibrations. I tried it with a hand made recorder and it did register the specific notes played.
1004899
I use this to tune my baritone horn. It works well. I play a note, and see on the screen immediately if it is in tune. As an experiement, after the piano tuner left our house from tuning our piano, I play several notes on the piano, and they were all in tune. This tuner works well, I think. And would work just as well for a guitar.
2109296
I installed these on an electric guitar, and an acoustic guitar. I would say with some skill, and common sense these could be used for a variety of guitars. These tuners are very high quality and I would highly recommend.
2143674
Yes, the tuning peg winder works on all size tuners, the peg remover however would not work for removing classical strings
1554361
Hi, Unfortunately I do not know. I purchased it expressly to do guitar work. It does have a mic so I would think it would do fine. However. I believe it may be more suited to stringed instruments. that is a question best answered by Peterson. I am sure if this is not the right tuner for you, that they make something high quality and geared specifically for you.
1169276
If the Gibson has these style tuners on it they should work. I have these on two of my inexpensive Epiphone guitars and they are awesome. My favorite tuner overall!
1799460
The tuner is a Musedo T-50 Clip Style Auto Tuner. Go to www. musedo.com for more information. I'm guessing it would work on any instrument but I'm not sure.
690073
Hello. It would work on any instrument. It will give you the note of the string you pick, and tell you how flat or sharp the tuning is. It is very accurate.Take care.
533200
Yes, it should work very well. Although I don't need it to tune my guitar, I did try it when I first got mine, and it was spot on with the very accurate screen gauge.
2114042
All tuners I know of are monophonic...they will tune one note. The korg units are not my favorites. They are not really very durable or reliable. The built in mc is pretty lame. The tuners that use vibration seem to work better for most acoustic stringed instruments.
2226793
Not sure but probably. I use mine some for violin but mostly I use a guitar tuner.