Would this work with a Seagull 3/4 size guitar?
1285732
Most modern/late model guitars have sound holes of a similar size for commercial convenience. Usually, custom guitars may deviate. Without measuring, I'd say theres a 90% chance that it would.
1285733
It should work provided the sound hole size is between 3.85" to 4.10" in diameter and the strings must be steel strings.
88801
Hi, Adrianne happy to help.... The Fender Mini Acoustic Guitar Stand is designed to hold a full sized guitar...while it will actually "hold" a 3/4 sized guitar I believe it will aesthetically not be pleasing since the holders, legs, and spine are NOT adjustable.
1516889
I am like 99.99% sure it will but if not it would probably need just a very tiny ammount of routing if it doesnt. If it doesnt fit just take it to a guitar shop and they will make it fit or just be like me and route it yourself lol if you de be careful. Goodluck!
90044
I have a 3/4 guitar and the sound hole is standard size. Either way I think this should fit your 3/4 guitar.
933754
Should fit all standard sound holes. Does not fit 3/4 or half size Guitars due to the sound hole sizing.
2216694
It might. The opening of the hook is about 2 1/4 inches at its widest so the ukulele headstock would have to be wider than that. Otherwise it would slip through.
1589527
Yes it will. As long as you have the real tone cable any guitar or base wilk work. The only minor issue is you have to keep the volume know on the guitar turned up all the way. I've had some trouble with the game not picking up the guitar I'd the volume know us turned down.
1996469
I have a Seagull Entourage Rustic Grand and it fits perfectly! Look at the Seagull web site for the dimensions for my guitar and compare them to what your Martin measurements.
1230030
I would be careful. I ordered one and it was suppose to fit my style of guitar and it didn't. I'd bought a Seagull 12-string dreadnaught and it's not a big instrument. So I put my old 6-string in the new case and the 12-string in my old case.
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.
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
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.
1816590
If the neck is the same width as a regular six string guitar it should work
947934
Yes it will, I have a baritone uke and it fits it just fine...but no larger than that. I use a regular guitar stand for mine. This is a really fine stand by the way!
1606006
I don't see why not. It's made for acoustic guitars like yours. I had mine installed by a professional luthier, as suggested by Baggs.
1964077
It fits my Seagull (Godin) 12. I did not know in advance either. Bought on faith. I'd be optimistic (unless you get a firm answer to the contrary).
1088520
it should, but you'll need to drill holes .....be careful not to drill through the fret board