will this perfectly fit any dreadnought designed guitar sound hole?mainly vintage dreadnought soundholes?thanks!
910721
It fits in the standard 4 inch guitar hole. There is a little room to squeeze it into a hole about a quarter inch smaller or bigger.
910722
Any is a pretty big word. But I have a '76 Martin d18 and it fits beautifullyAnd an epiphone aj as well as a Taylor and kremona classical. Most sound holes are roughly the same size And the pickup has a soft sponge material that would fit slightly smaller as well as larger soundholesThe instructions also tell you how to modify it if yours is a different size
910723
My husband purchased this and uses it on an Epiphone 12 string guitar that he has owned since the 60's. The piece measures just slightly over 4 inches.
910724
it certainly can. There are sponge like layers under the wooden lips that friction hold the Promag in place. I have a Martin 12 string, as well as an Epiphone 6 string. The Promag fits both perfectly. Hope this helps.
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!!
996861
I think it should. The case is made for regular dreadnought (DN) size guitars.
242804
This should fit into any DREADNOUGHT case. Let us know if you'd like one. We'll give you a free set of strings
1795046
Sorry to be slow in answering, Mario. This case will NOT fit your Takamine if your measurments are accurate. Your guitar sounds more like a jumbo than a dreadnought. The INTERNAL dimensions of the Gearlux case are 43 3/8" long, 4 1/2" deep (the OUTSIDE depth is only 6 1/2"), 13 1/4" at upper bout, 16 1/4" at lower bout, (the waist is 12 1/4"). These dimensions are hard to find, so I measured carefully. There is about 1/2" of foam under the crushed velvet lining, and it fits my Squier by Fender dreadnought like a glove, but obiously it is too small for your Takamine (7" deep?) if the lower bout is 19.2 inches. Gearlux makes other cases, and I do like the one I got.
715177
Most of the dreadnaught guitars have the same or very close to the same size hole. I believe 4" is the size or within 1/32 of that. I have found the pickup very useful with good sound pickup. Roger P.
2200967
I got 1 for a large Lune dreadnought 12 string.I looked up the specs on Gater's web site, prined out the dimensions the measured ny guitar before ordering. Check the specks!
1554436
I believe this is a smaller body guitar than a standard dreadnought which is what I have in this case. So yes it would fit, however I'm not sure if it would actually be too large for your guitar. If you measure the total length of your guitar and let me know I'd be happy to measure the inside case length for you. Hope this helps.
62739
Hi there - Depends on the body size of your resonator. If it is a dreadnaught size, then yes, this would fit. Anything smaller than that will fit, too. Just not a snug. Really the only size that won't fit in here is a Jumbo. - Andy
996547
It should fit. It a jumbo guitar they are held to specific body dimensions for a jumbo. Just like dreadnaugt. So this should fit. Get dimensions of the body and the case and make sure they match. But from what I saw it looked good.
34996
Unless there are different sizes, the ones I bought will only fit a dreadnaught, large sound hole.
599332
To be a "Dreadnought" the body must have the measurements (upper & lower body + depth). So, the only question left is overall length. Look at the Mitchell MS200 specifications and see if they match. It should, but the GATOR web site can tell you "yes" or "no" - it has a guitar lookup option. It is a great case!
1479677
Hmmmm... I'm not sure. I don't know. It works well for Dreadnought Size Guitars. In my case I have an Old Harmony Acoustic w/built in Pick Up. When I plugged it into any Amp & I tried pumping The Volume I would get big Time Screech/Feedback. Ever Since I Placed The Planet Waves Screeching halt Acoustic Cover, I get no more Feedback when I plug to an Amp. I can pump up the volume and no more worries! I hope this answer helps you.
1270590
This is basically for standard hole size guitar... I also have a fender acoustic electric with a small body in addition to the ibanez acoustic and it did not fit.. So i would say no, but i dont know.
256150
I just got one, and it fit my Fender Mando-strat just fine. Yes, it is a close fit, but you don't want it rattling around anyway...
62841
Okay, this is as close a measurement as I can come up with, but the holes are just a hair over three inches at their widest point: I used one on a Gibson LP, and it fits fine.I have an Artist, but it's from the early 80s, and I can't recall if the spacing is the same on a Les Paul, although it shouldn't be too hard to Google that and find out. If it is, it'll fit the Artist, too.And it's worth the money -- very smooth, cuts down on a huge percentage of the "tuning creaks," and holds a tune vastly better.
104831
Yes, this is a dreadnought body shape. Rather than recommend a brand, I'd recommend you seek a smaller body shape, try searching for a "Folk, parlor, or grand concert" sized guitar. These shapes are more comfortable for smaller built people, females, and younger players. Good luck!