Will these work on a 3/4 size or "junior" guitar?
1934691
A junior size guitar would take the same strings as a full size guitar. Only difference is the neck amount of frets on the guitar so its easier for kids until they are grown enough to handle the size of a normal guitar.
892887
If the basses are similar to electric guitars, they should fit. Weight doesn't seem to be a concern...mostly the shape of the body and neck. I use elastic hair bands to keep my fiddles in securely. Otherwise they seem like they will fall out. I don't remember the package, but doesn't seem like it would be longer than 36" I'd doble check with the seller.
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)
2005775
I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.
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.
1415682
No. You will need to get a looper with those sizes. Remember these are inner diameter measurements.
352353
I returned mine after getting mislead into thinking they are good for electric guitar (bogus trem. comment in item desc.). The mounting diameter looked standard though.
599367
I would check the size of the holes that your tuners fit into. If they're 3/8" diameter then they'll fit just fine. If the holes are too small you can take it to a shop and they can ream them bigger for pretty cheap. These tuners are definitely worth it.
371470
Yes they will. They are a little more expensive than others, but they are very strong. The self-tapping feature works well. I have a K4 jig and use them in it. Have fun. Stan
34258
Pretty much any! If you have a really small sound hole (like on a half size guitar) you can cut the rubbers down on each end to fit even that. Probably not reconmended by Dean Markley, but doable.
926801
I believe they will. I used them on the low E and A strings on a strat and they work great. Don't see why they wouldn't work on yours. These really help the guitar stay In tune and combine these with a graphtech nut and bends are so much nicer! Hope this helps!
585511
This is a 3/4 size guitar, NOT a regular size, you will want a regular size guitar. This is only for youth about age 5-10.
572627
These must be screwed into your guitar. That is ok on your neck heel block as that strap button gets screwed in anyway, but not on the bottom of an acoustic guitar (usually you have a peg inserted into a hole drilled into the bottom of an acoustic guitar for that strap button). If you're ok putting a screw next to your (presumably) existing strap peg on the bottom of your acoustic, it would probably work. I wouldn't do it on any of my acoustics though.
1971616
my guitar is a Takamine G series. fit perfectly. They'll fit unless your guitars use thick endpins......
1700095
I dont know but i have them on a Seagull and an epiphone. They will fit about anything i guess. They do enhance the sound a lot but you will notice they are there if you rest your right hand on the bridge as I do, but now I dont even notice anymore. I would say get you a set cause they sound and look cool. I can pull mine out without plyers so thats cool too.
1634183
assuming that they are 1/4", yes. i do not own a guitar and so do not know what size the plug is.
1434667
I bought them for a cheap old guitar that was hard to keep tuned. The screw mount holes didn't match so I drilled new. As I said it was an old cheap guitar. For an Alvarez I woud consult a guitar repairman or luthier on what will work. I'd do a return on them if they aren't right.