I dont understand how to size the strings, how do I know if these would work for my accustic electric
231074
there will be no problem. You probably will have to cut them. They are standard.
231075
These strings are extra long so will fit any type guitar. As far a thickness acoutic usually start with the high e string being .12 gauge.
231076
They are standard steel strings, just like any other strings (Fender, Gibson, Ernie Ball), except with colors. So they fit any acoustic, electric or acoustic-electric steel string guitar.
1381239
They will fit, but don't bother w/ these cords. They will break after 2 or 3 uses.
1864603
I use standard 1/4 inch banana plugs. I picked up several packs from Amazon and they work on all my audio equipment. If necessary, contact the people at Emotiva. I have spoken with them on several occasions and have found them to be most helpful and friendly. Enjoy your unit.
61233
You're not going to damage it. Those are standard strings. I use them with all of my guitars. Trust me, you're good. If you want to ask me some questions about getting started, post your email in a response and I will happily guide you through it.
1139594
I bought them for an acoustic guitar. I called the manufacturer and they told me what grovers to get for my year and model guitar. I would try calling Gibson and they should be able to tell you what model to get.
723841
Yes, they should fit. I think I used them in my MP3 player a couple of times.
362278
My fender electric acustic guitar fits into my case like a glove but the body on my guitar is a lot thicker and wider then yours but from what I can tell it looks like yours should fit, good luck.
1561668
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. These are for an acoustic guitar. You may have to check with a luthier.
1971615
I put them on an Ibanez 12 string. Dont know if they will fit any other but, thet sure do brighten up the guitar. If that is what you are looking for they are worth the investment.
467169
Scott, These are six-paks of single strings. Such as here we have six "little E", strings. (.009s), in this example. These are used for spares, when you break your "E". I purchase these six-packs, of .009s, .010s, & .011s, as replacements, right along with my purchase of full sets in those gauges. It is far more convenient to use these singles, than have to open a new set, to replace one broken string. I thank ERNIE BALL for making these singles available, and I like purchasing them through AMAZON.COM. I highly recommend this method of purchasing extra singles, for those occasions when you break a string, but you don't need to change the whole set. -Charles Warren "Rattlesnake" Jenkins II. Scott, These are six-paks of single strings. Such as here we have six "little E", strings. (.009s), in this example. These are used for spares, when you break your "E". I purchase these six-packs, of .009s, .010s, & .011s, as replacements, right along with my purchase of full sets in those gauges. It is far more convenient to use these singles, than have to open a new set, to replace one broken string. I thank ERNIE BALL for making these singles available, and I like purchasing them through AMAZON.COM. I highly recommend this method of purchasing extra singles, for those... » Read More Scott, These are six-paks of single strings. Such as here we have six "little E", strings. (.009s), in this example. These are used for spares, when you break your "E". I purchase these six-packs, of .009s, .010s, & .011s, as replacements, right along with my purchase of full sets in those gauges. It is far more convenient to use these singles, than have to open a new set, to replace one broken string. I thank ERNIE BALL for making these singles available, and I like purchasing them through AMAZON.COM. I highly recommend this method of purchasing extra singles, for those occasions when you break a string, but you don't need to change the whole set. -Charles Warren "Rattlesnake" Jenkins II. « Show Less
2218778
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.
920372
Sadly, I'm not sure. They didn't fit my bass and I was planning on using these for a self-made guitar with the same specifics and mesurements as my old one.
1117396
They were to tiny for me, I tossed them.Try googling a conversion from inches to mm to determine what you need.Good luck!
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.
2186878
I have steel strings. The diameter of my acoustic guitar is 4". It fits nicely ... if the hole is smaller I don't think it will fit.The sound is not bad for the price.
2061628
Good Luck HORTON went out of business , RIGHTS purchased by TEN POINT and they have no plans on reproducing parts for current owners. You have two options Bitch to amazon or get the dimensions for mechanism online and get a machine shop to fab " one off" and use 550 chord for the string. ;-(
1138795
They should fit ok my guitar is a grand auditorium. and I don't know if its the latest version. Be careful taking them out....i would say it is easy to, but still be careful.