Will this support a Fender Stratocaster?
1934371
Easily. My guitar is a heavy gibson special. I would have loved to have sunk the screws into a stud but the spacing didn't work so I had to chance it and hang it in drywall. My most prized possession is just hanging there and I'm confident that it will stay there. The one thing that I did do was make sure the nut and bolt are really tight where the body sits. I do pick it up every few days to make sure the arm is stable. No problems here.
1934372
Yes. I rotate guitars on it, one of which is a Strat. If you can't anchor the stand in a stud, be sure you get dry wall hardware (I used 40-lbs.). It works really well and I get lots of compliments on it.
1934373
No problem. I have a 5 string bass in mine now and usually my vintage Les Paul. How are you mounting it? Are you using it in a slat wall? Then absolutely yes. I have modified mine to use 2 - 50 lb plastic wall mollies into plaster/lath walls. Very strong.
1293113
yes, it will. I am using mine for a Les Paul Special. Basically the same size guitar without the carved top.
164813
it will, IF you have the bridge with the "sides" on it. I got a Affinity and had to replace the bridge so it would work. Looks cool and stays on. Slips off to work on guitar. Bought on ebay.
594996
Only if it's has the American standard style trem which is a two post mounting. I believe the vintage style trem on your guitar is six screws, so no it will not
1015986
I do not know if these would fit a Fender Stratocaster Acoustic. Your best bet is to look carefully to the photos of this product and compare to your actual tuners. What I do know is that these were the exact match to my entry level Fender acoustic guitar. Also, of what I have seen after my purchase is that basically the only difference with other tuners would be on the protuberance where you set the tuner with a screw against the guitar itself. This part differs in angle to other brands. Other than that I would not be able to clarify further. Sorry.
1943298
Hi, I'm not sure but it fits a strat. Copy the item and search on the internet and you can find out that way. A lot of places sell these. T
427989
No problem fitting a squier in this case. Should fit any standard sized strat plus many other similar sized guitars.
995254
That might be really tough. I LOVE this case, but it's designed to hold the guitar standing upright, hanging off a "y" hook. I'd contact the manufacturer direcy
1222566
Yes it will, the bottom as an adjustment to allow for guitars of all shapes and sizes.
875659
Sorry not sure about that kind of guitar? This stand is very sturdy at the base and I use it for my Gibson acoustic and my Fender Start with no problems.
163867
You mean like on a Fender strat? It looks like it won't from the pics but it does fit just fine .
1634182
It will generally fit into any 1/4 inch jack. But, this is a headphone adapter that should be plugged into a balanced stereo output for intended results. This adapter defeats the purpose unless you're plugging it into a headphone jack on a guitar amp (or external headphone amplifier). Buy a 1/4 inch (unbalanced/mono) patch/instrument cable to connect your guitar to an amp.
657025
I tried a couple of guitars on the hanger, but they did not fit. I don't believe it will work for guitars.
42380
Couldn't say. my strat copy (not by Fender) was a little too wide. I had to send case back.
1254786
Yes. I use two Strats and it is very stable with the two. If I take one, two or all three of my guitars to a gig, the stand works equally well. It's a good value.
1927301
it is just barely long enough to fit a standard Fender Strat guitar neck. Some measuring should help give you a more accurate idea.
1870471
Yes, but there will be an impedance mismatch. You should put a passive "DI" box inline before the X2U to lower the resistance of the instrument if it is a guitar ect.