use with acoustic guitar
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Even though I haven't tried it myself, it is big enough to fit an acoustic guitar, so I don't see any problem.
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Dear Mr./Ms. B. McKinley! This is a great stand for acoustic guitar(I'm honestly pretty satisfied) with very comfortable price! So far, I can't complain! If you decide to buy one, you will like it same I do! Happy holidays,Stan Bares
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Yes, as long as the neck is less than 3-1/2 inches wide (may have trouble with 5 string bass)
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Yes, I have used this Stand with acoustic guitar. It was the first stand I got when I purchased my acoustic guitar. Since,I sold that one but, rememberd it and bought for my current electric guitar! Works fine and-Have Fun! :)
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Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
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Sure, you can use any acoustic strings including silk and steels.Advantage Music
2198526
This is an electric guitar nut. I very much doubt it would fit any acoustic. It's got tight Stratocaster string spacing.
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Yes. But as someone whos been playing this for about a year, my advice is save your cash and buy a legit acoustic. This thing has weak sound and is starting to have neck problems I'm not sure can be fixed. Frets feel like wax and wear like it too.
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I actually used it for acoustic guitars. It works very well. =))). Be blessed.
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Yes and No. I've used it with my acoustic guitar at home and it does a nice job (there's no 'amp' noise.) BUT, the amp unit itself is small and doesn't have large heat sinks in it; instead it has a small fan that comes on after a while. That fan could possibly annoy you when you're not playing. It's not super loud (fine in standard PA applications) but perhaps not perfect in your home.
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My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.
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We have used our with acoustic and electric with good success. It is an amazing little unit.
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If you have an electric hookup for your acoustic, then yes. It is a miniature electric amp for an electric guitar with standard cable hookup. Produces good, low volume, practice sound. It distorts pretty quickly as the volume goes up. I would think a good acoustic guitar would make enough sound to not need the small sound boost this amp provides, but it is a nice little amp for an electric guitar and practice play. Hope this helps.
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The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks.
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A pickup is definitely necessary for you to be able to plug the guitar directly into the Tascam trainer. However, since your acoustic guitar is probably fairly loud, you may be able to slide one of your headphone earpieces slightly aside so you can hear both the music track you're playing along with AND your guitar simultaneously. I do this quite a bit myself when I need to practice a vocal part.
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yep, just like the big boys, 1/4 inch plug. I strongly suggest you use some sort of AMP with this. The acoustic is very low on its own. A fun amp to carry around with this is the 20.00 dollar Honeytone by Danelectro. They team up quite nicely together.
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Should be able to use them acoustic bass. I build cigar box guitars and put them on a bass cigar box bass.
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Yes, I've used both a standard dreadnaught acoustic, and also an acoustic bass. Seems even more stable, due to the less weight. The key is getting a really solid mic stand with a strong base.
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It has fine acoustics without plugging it in at all. If you really have your heart set on using it as an electric, one of the small Fender amps will work fine. You just don't need it
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I bought mine for use with my acoustic drums and then triggered them. I love the control of the sound for practicing and playing.