Probably know the answer already but just to be sure: Is it fine to use these products on classical guitars?
2032152
no problem on classical guitars, just check the labels to use the appropriate cleaner based on your guitar finish
2032153
I would assume they would be safe, as nothing in this kit seems to contain harsh chemicals. Unfortunately none of the bottles that come in the kit list ingredients, so I would suggest spot testing to make sure.
9251
Yes they r pretty much universal unless u have a classical acoustic guitar... They give a nice look to ur weapon
99658
They should. But I would check with a qualified guitar tech before you make the purchase.
1546856
No but I have them for a 6 string, a dobro, two ukuleles and a banjo. It conforms to the headstock so it shouldn't be a problem.
1559430
Hey dude. Not really. The fretboard treatments are for rosewood only. Mind you, I find that the orange polish/cleaner is great for removing grime from maple without gunking it up.
2157551
yes it will work on your classical and I think it did come with instructions this is an amazing tool I love mine.
268659
These are great strings ; I have only used them on my Martin Dreadnaught..I'm no expert but ,in my opinion ' you only use steel strings of any kind on steel string instruments....for a real expert opinion, why not e-mail Martin guitar company Nazareth Penn. Good luck Bob J.
1464646
I'm afraid I'm not sure about that. I've only used these on my Ludwig Supraphonic snare drum.Take care
445667
Yes, if it's an acoustic/electric guitar. Otherwise, if it's acoustic only, just make sure it says for acoustic guitar. I'm sure they make them for acoustic guitars too... Hope that helps some. :)
554898
No...they are specifically for classical guitars. You have to tie a certain knot in the end.
2138759
Beware! Your guitars are set up to handle light strings. If you get any other size your guitar may buzz
2109293
They work perfectly on electric guitars. I installed theses on my old Ibanex GX and they are amazing, no need for string winders and they keep the strings from slipping so no unnecessary re-tuning.
363868
Yes it is. I found the strings were nice and low and easier to hit the chords than on my acoustic or classical. If you can get to a music store, most stock them and you can actually try it first. Do a search on guitar center and find the closest one near you. Then go see how it feels.
2218775
Sure, but if you have a classical guitar with a little bit thick neck, it could be not good for the guitar.Anyway, considering the price, this is a enough good deal.
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.
1858532
I've used it on rosewood without problems. Doesn't take much to bring back that rich color but I use such a thin application it fades before the strings need to be changed - rather not get it on the strings, though. The label warns NOT to use the product on maple. A bottle lasts a long time and I always have a guitar due for clean and re-string.
2005776
Hi! To tell the truth I didn't use them on the electric guitar. But, if think logical, that strings are made of metal, so they should have a sound :-)