Do these work on any electric guitar?
43744
ive used them on many different 6 string guitars, and there is a super slinky for any tone/play style that you want. if you are more into metal, get the super slinky
43745
Works great on any electric guitar. Super thin strings easy to play. Harder to keep in tune. :)
2005775
I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.
926855
Off the cuff: most likely, because it's compatible with most mass-market pedals. HOWEVER...please forgive me if I sound a bit pedantic...this is something every serious electric guitarist (including others reading this reply) needs to know. Your pedals are marked with a polarity icon. So is the planet waves. The Web can help you...now and in the future. If you go to the D'Addario site, you'll see that the Planet Waves unit is "tip negative". The Boss Web site is useless in this regard, but guitar forums tell you the DS-1 (and, presumably, all Boss pedals...unless the company's engineers are wankers) is also tip negative. What Amazon will tell you is that if you open the package carefully, test it, and it doesn't work...return it as "no longer needed" (you pay the discounted return shipping, but that's only fair). If in doubt, order one of these: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-Cable-ACD477-Universal-Supply/dp/B000Z31G3M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412467196&sr=8-1&keywords=9v+power+supply+with+multiple+plugs Best wishes!
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.
376948
Hi, I can't really say, except that they work perfectly on my Fender Jazz. Anything thicker could pose a problem.
577194
I have no idea. They are just standard guitar picks, so if you can use those on a ukulele, then these would work also.
1380293
They should but they might not be the right size for drop in replacements so if that's the case I'd have a luthier install them esp. on such a nice guitar. It's possible that the holes could need widened.
131076
I'm not sure, they look like the same design. I had to hammer them into my epiphone. It was a struggle but they work fine.
1740403
Yes, I understand that the pedals from the video game rock star and others work well with this set.They hook up without any modifications. They are a little expensive, even used on E bay. Hope this helps. Jeff
1110335
No I don't think they would. I've used them. They're designed to fit vintage style Fender headstocks.
444775
yeah. just put them on my pr200 epi acoustic... but the pack of tuners they sent were missing 2 screws. pissed me off, but was able to mix match with some of the ollder ones. make sure you have a 1/16th" drill bit. you must pilot new screw holes.
1664051
I have not tested it with electric-acoustic guitar but all electric component guitars are similar. No reason not to work.
1554322
No, totally different cables. The ends on these are much slimmer than ends for an instrument/amp. Search for guitar cables. They do the job that you need.
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!
2157553
It should work with any guitar, as long as you have fairly standard-sized pegs. There really aren't any instructions necessary, you put the cap on the peg and you turn, or you use the wire cutters like normal wire cutters.
1778965
I don't know, I'm too lazy to take them out of the package and try them on my guitar! Sorry! They are very nice though, they are a quality product....
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.