Does this work for electric guitars? I am a beginner and have a Washburn WR-150.
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There is n readon you can't. Nott many people use capos on electric, but you can do it!
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For me It's great on my electric, I have to adjust it a little for my acoustic but my acoustics action is awful. Still works fine.
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Yeah but don't get this capo it sucks and is really weird in the way that one of your 2 e strings will not have to sound weird so unless your ok with that.
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I don't own/play an electric (mine are acoustic/electric), but I believe it WILL work without amplifying your guitar. It works based on vibration.
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I'm sure you can use it for an electric guitar. The braces on the bottom are wide for an acoustics.It hasn't ruined my guitar. If you have a really high end guitar I would spend some more money on a stand.
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I use it on an electric, but unless you have an unusually large radius, I can't think of why it wouldn't work on an acoustic.
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Not sure why it's says for electric, it's bas for acoustic, I only use it for acoustic and it works great. I recommend it.
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Steve, I asked my son and he has this pedal on his acoustic kit, but he has a "drum patch" on the kick drums face to protect it. He finished by saying it should work for both kind of kits but he prefers a padded kick for electric. Hope this helps.
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Yes this tuner is actually made for tuning acoustic guitars. I also use it to tune my Gibson electric guitar, but I do it when I have it unplugged. This is the best tuner I have found and easy to use. The screen is blue and when you hit the correct tuning the screen turns green. There is also a needle that shows if you are sharp or flat to know which way to turn the tuning knob.
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Yes, I would check the instructions for recommendations on distance so you don't "overwhelm" the tuner. I've used it on both types of guitars without a problem.
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Hi Ted, I bought this for my natural wood finish Baritone ukulele. I don't know how heavy your electric guitar is, but it may not be sturdy enough for it. I don't think the rubber pads would bother the finish but you may want to contact the manufacturer to be sure. For my acoustic guitar I prefer a stand that is much taller and has a space for the neck to sit.
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Yes, this amp is great for all guitars. I've owned it for 3 months and so far it's the best 1 I've bought
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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.
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I would think so. I use mine for building custom electric guitars. Best for small tight spaces.
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I don't know.. I'm a nube so I don't know a lot about guitars yet. I'm learning on my own so I have no one to tell me if it's tune right or wrong but personally I think it sounds great. This is my first electric tuner and it was very easy to use and understand.
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I actually used it for acoustic guitars. It works very well. =))). Be blessed.
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Yup. Works beautifully for both Rocksmiths and Bandfuse. Any electric guitar with a standard input jack will work. Only drawback is that it is a very heavy guitar, so it can cause you to stop sooner or take more breaks. I like using my lighter Les Paul (the Epiphone Slash AFD Les Paul) for longer Rocksmith sessions. The Les Paul Standard is nicer. It's a beautiful guitar and sounds as heavy as it feels. The Standard is sweet.
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I havent tried it for an acoustic guitar im not sure but it should work also!!
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I use them on my accoustc/electric and they work great. There are strings made for strictly electric guitars.