Is this tuner suitable for a solid body National lapsteel guitar with a solid aluminum headstock about 5/8 inches thick?
1067472
The clip opens approximately 1 inch so it should fit on the headstock. Though I've never personally used it on a lapsteel guitar, it should work since the tuner works based on the vibration of strings and the lapstell guitar has strings. I'd say buy it and if for some reason it doesn't work return it for a refund. But I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1067473
I clipped it onto my laptop and used a 440 tone and it registered a perfect pitch A ( I was bored and wanted to test it.) You should have no problems.
683707
I can't answer that question. It is a 3/4 size guitar so if you know the size a real guitar's Length and width, you can multiply those dimensions by .75 to find. However, I would highly suggest against buying this. The one we received was no better than a toy guitar. The tuning knobs would not retain their tension (you'd see them actually turn back as you were playing), but even while it was "in tune" it sounded horrible. Find something else.
1349395
Probably typical for a solid body electric. Definitely much thinner than my Gibson J-50 acoustic. It should be okay for small hands.
2188712
If your headstock spindle is one inch in diameter with 8 threads per inch, it will work.
1917889
If the knobs on the tuning pegs are roughly the size of that of a standard guitar, or even smaller, it should still work.
666728
If you install the posts that come with it you can make it fit on any solid body guitar that doesn't already have them. If you guitar already has a tune-o-matic, the posts might not be the right distance apart. I don't have a SG so I can't check that for you, but I had to make a new floating bridge piece for my Gretch Electromatic to accommodate the new posts. I hope that helps.
807458
Yes, but it probably won't be in tune because new strings stretch for quite a while. Go to someone who knows how to tune it. If you tighten the strings too tight, they will snap, like a 100 lb fish on 5 lb test line.
545629
You would probably have to drill the holes so the nut will screw down properly but should work ok however if this is an old guitar you may not want to do that because it will effect the value of the guitar you can still find the correct tuners for your guitar which wont effect the value that much
390900
I think it should be fine,..i use it on a dean V,..you know those headstocks,..huge!! So,..in the height end its generous...as far as the width,..im sure its the same,..the dean gits perfect.Hope that helps
1861281
Depends on the height, width and depth of the nut on your guitar. Good luck.
118781
I have the jumbo body six string and it fits very well. I can check to see if there might be extra headstock room if that would be helpful.
201782
I have a Snark SN-5. On the back it says "Guitar Bass & Violin Tuner". Sounds like it would work. There are different Snarks for different kinds of instruments. Love the tuner.
1591332
I've used rocksmith with single coil strats only. But it should be less noisy since they are humbucker pickups. It should be perfectly fine. Rocksmith is not a highend interface so you can probably attach anything to it
177012
I put 2 sets of them on a Guild JF30-12 without an issue. As stated in other comments, you may need to drill the holes for the set screws. I replaced an older set of Glover tuners. The head on a 12 string guitar are tighter than on a 6 string. They are recommended by a number of people on Acoustic Guitar magazine's forum.
537483
It's fairly wide at the tuner end. I think it would work but it would depend on the amount of extra space needed to accommodate the tuners.
735163
from the looks of it yes. Although I had to do quite a few mods to get it to fit right on my guitar with a similar set up :/
1075008
Yes. The tuner clamps on to the headstock and gets the pitch through structural transmission of sound. I've used it acoustic, semi-hollow and solid body electric guitars and it works well with all of them.