will it it most standard lead guitars
1316727
The dimension is for an electric guitar rather than acoustic. It was too small for the acoustic guitar I purchased.
1011057
it goes on any fender instrument. My friend put it on Fender Jaguar :) I have it on Ibanez RG. so you decide
296762
This case will fit a standard Les Paul type guitar. It might not fit Epiphone style guitars because of the extra long head stock. Standard LP's will work fine.
1684110
I haven't tried the guitar as I own a line 6 pod hd. I wouldn't recommend it because of the limited features. But works great for vocals. If you are a real gear head I would suggest the line 6
2164737
Yes, but if you do any really low tuned songs, like D Drop C; you may want to look into the NMCE-11 DR NEON Electric Heavy, multi-color.
1280009
This instrument comes with a metal and a lead. They are interchangeable. It's an excellent instrument.
1328774
It should do. It's a standard bridge saddle. But as you have a Martin, unless you're good on guitar technicals, I'd seek advice of a proper guitar luthier.
803678
This is a very standard size guitar. It is not a small version by any means.
638712
They are pretty standard. Unless the LP Pro has some special tuning peg dimensions, they should be fine.
623466
I would look somewhere else if you want the classic tube sound. This unit sounds better with guitar and has a mild effect really.
1873850
I dont think so. It will fit a classic guitar body perfectly. This one looks a bit wider.
1353914
I believe this guitar comes standard with 10-46. If it doesn't, it will definitely work well with them. The biggest trick with the modified bridge is that the route isn't far enough back on the body to slip the new strings in without basically raising the bridge all the way up, then down again once all the strings have been inserted.
1088518
It definitely will. So long as you know how to drill holes into a neck that has none. IMHO, it enhances playability by 500% and you will NOT be disappointed.
484219
Modern 12-strings generally handle the stock strings with which the ship (usually lights) tuned to concert pitch. I install heavies and tune them a full step down and the guitar is fine.
1306502
if you are referring to a standard guitar 1/4" jack then Yes... it will go all the way in.
2094007
expect to have to dress the edges and probably level, crown, and polish. The first one I bought was OK (not great), the second had a little bit of a ski jump in the higher frets that required a luthier. Price is right.
936154
I'm sure it will, with all the modeling it has for acoustic and electric guitar there has to be a sound you would like. I play Bass and like to play around with the other interment sounds as well. like the other answer all you need is a 1/4 in jack