Will this work on a squier?
1088516
I put mine on a custom shaped body, but it should. Keep in mind you'll need to drill the holes in yourself.
1088517
i aint sure i think it will it works good on a home made guitargood neck as any low price nut needs working save your money buy it
1088518
It definitely will. So long as you know how to drill holes into a neck that has none. IMHO, it enhances playability by 500% and you will NOT be disappointed.
1088519
Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a... » Read More Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' « Show Less
1088520
it should, but you'll need to drill holes .....be careful not to drill through the fret board
1589527
Yes it will. As long as you have the real tone cable any guitar or base wilk work. The only minor issue is you have to keep the volume know on the guitar turned up all the way. I've had some trouble with the game not picking up the guitar I'd the volume know us turned down.
30193
It works great on an Epiphone Dot so I would have to say yes, it will work perfectly on any 335 style Epiphone. Enjoy!
490592
Yes. As long as the guitar has an outlet (and this does) it will work with the rocksmith cable and game.
1650654
I use it for my 6-string electric guitar and my 4-string bass guitar. It works on both of them.
943836
I don't imagine why it wouldn't! Just need an 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch converter to plug guitar into computer. Not 100% sure, but I don't see why it wouldn't.
1989768
It should. Make sure you get a cable with TRS plugs. I use mine with a Vox AC15C1 for the reverb and the tremolo.
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
1961332
No it will not ,this is a under the saddle rod piezo guitar pickup. There are many other piezo /transducers that may work for you.
669828
I hadn't before, but I just tried it and it worked fine on my Les Paul Custom. I generally use my Kyser on my electrics. I purchased the G7th specifically for my acoustic guitar because the Kyser wasn't tight enough for it and I needed something with adjustable tension; otherwise, I was perfectly happy with my Kyser capo and would recommend that brand. The Kyser actually works a bit quicker for switching in on and off and has the added bonus of being able to clamp to the headstock when not in use, for easy access. Sorry the G7th didn't work out for you. Good luck.
314431
Yes it will. It may take a bit of practice, because the pedal generates harmony's via the root note, however I read somewhere it can be adjusted to your tastes with experimentation.
2005266
not sure, but should since it works on string vibration and is chromatic & can tune all notes A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.
48553
The specific model seems to be variable. When I got mine, the bundle said Fender Starcaster. Then it was labeled as a Squier, but still counts as the same exact product on Amazon.
728364
Yea! It works great! I put it on the squier bass vi which has the jazzmaster bridge.
1048802
Depends on how thick the neck is but i believe it can. i tried it on an electric which is pretty thin and then an acoustic which is thick
1861281
Depends on the height, width and depth of the nut on your guitar. Good luck.
708249
yes it will, but you may end up with hum, it is a tube preamp, it does have a bass guitar setting. you can return it, so hell try it.