would i have to cut my guitar to fit it in? Where can i put it?
926155
Normally this type of device is inserted in a cut-out in the top side of a guitar. If you go to a music store or look online at various acoustic guitars or hybrid guitars you will pictures of similar factory installed units to look at so you can see how they generally fit and look when finished.
926156
A rectangular hole should be cut on the guitar. The face of the unit is curved a little like a letter "S" or snake, which is maybe designed to be installed at the side of the guitar (at the top side if you are playing the guitar). The fit of the curves depend on the curvature of your guitar.
926157
yep, i would suggest u to whatch some videos in youtube about "how to install a piezo pick up" i learnt a lot from them and it was fun and easy.
896336
It doesn't matter if your guitar is right or left. In the none fabric ends of the strap there are slits cut in it that end in a small round hole, these slots fit over the round metal pegs on either end of the body of your guitar. If your guitar doesn't have the metal pegs already, you can buy a kit to install them yourself. Or most guitar stores will retro fit them on your guitar for a small fee or even free if you buy the kit from them.
896287
Yeah it should fit on the there just fine. If all else the metal is soft enough to where you can widen it or tighten it to fit. Brings a whole new sound to your guitar. I love mine!!
7322
not sure. if you built this guitar i would spend the moneyand get a case that is meant for it.
1263553
The case I have is made to hold a guitar regardless of which side the cut-out is on. It should fit. I have a Korean made les paul right handed and it fits like a glove.
1309693
I believe it was only 3 pieces, so I just kinda shoved them together and the guitar sits in there pretty well as long as you don't let the bottom piece rotate too much :)
574766
I am unsure, as I don't have such a guitar to try it on. On my steel string (slightly smaller neck) it fits at the tightest setting, so there is definitely room to accommodate a thicker neck. The only problem would be if the strings are too far apart for the capo itself. I suspect it would not be a problem.
267058
Yes. It comes with a nice gig bag, the guitar fits perfectly in a very small package, you can take it anywhere you go.
1949201
I don't know much about guitars, but I would guess any standard acoustic would fit fine. Mine fits easily and the case is more than sufficient for me.
390903
The guitar we put in it was a Schecter Korina fv. The width was a bit over 18+" and it fit comfortably. We sold the guitar & case, so I can't measure it, but I would say yes.
548215
No, there really isn't enough room for that. I wouldn't recommend it even if there was room to do it. I don't like risking stuff like that. Interesting note on this case. My 21 fret MIM Tele fits like a glove in this case. I have a 22 fret strat also. It does not fit in this case, it is that snug of a fit. Unless mine was a manufacturing defect, this case is too short for guitars with more than 21 frets. Good thing I bought it to store me Telecaster. If you are wanting to use a case for a 22 fret Strat I would recommend you just go with the Deluxe case instead, unless your strat also has 21 frets. Then you are fine. No, there really isn't enough room for that. I wouldn't recommend it even if there was room to do it. I don't like risking stuff like that. Interesting note on this case. My 21 fret MIM Tele fits like a glove in this case. I have a 22 fret strat also. It does not fit in this case, it is that snug of a fit. Unless mine was a manufacturing defect, this case is too short for guitars with more than 21 frets. Good thing I bought it to store me Telecaster. If you are wanting to use a case for a 22 fret Strat I would recommend you just go with the Deluxe case instead, unless your strat also has 21... » Read More No, there really isn't enough room for that. I wouldn't recommend it even if there was room to do it. I don't like risking stuff like that. Interesting note on this case. My 21 fret MIM Tele fits like a glove in this case. I have a 22 fret strat also. It does not fit in this case, it is that snug of a fit. Unless mine was a manufacturing defect, this case is too short for guitars with more than 21 frets. Good thing I bought it to store me Telecaster. If you are wanting to use a case for a 22 fret Strat I would recommend you just go with the Deluxe case instead, unless your strat also has 21 frets. Then you are fine. « Show Less
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I sold the guitar when I got a higher end one. If I remember correctly it fits in standard size cases, but don't stake your life on it.
2279122
I dot know I don't have a cut out. I have a Fender Gemini 2, and it fits just fine.
747291
I wouldn't recommend it unless you know whether or not screwing the body will affect the sound in any way... My solution to this was to take a shoe string (matching the body so it's not as noticeable) and to tie it on the base of the headstock and through one end of the strap. It works perfectly well and doesn't involve mutilating your guitar, unless of course you know what you're doing, then disregard my message :)
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With a sheet of 60 grit sandpaper you can sand the length, width and height to fit almost any neck. Just lay the sandpaper between the frets and sand it to fit the curve of neck. A little tedious to get it just right but I would recommend ordering at least 2 of them. I broke the first one trying to force it in place because I hadn't sanded it evenly. Good Luck
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I would say most likely not, as it seems that the body on that guitar is a bit larger than Les Paul's. The case is really fits Les Paul's snugly, so there is no room for a bigger guitar.
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I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps