Would there be a problem to purchase these and use them on a solid body non baritone guitar for a heavier sound?
1688063
Yes, they sound great through twangy single coil pick ups and pretty good through humbuckers as well. You might have to get the nut on your guitar set up to fit the thicker strings in so I recommend playing a baritone guitar to see if you like the sound first.
1688064
I have these strings on a non baritone Schecter Hellraiser Deluxe set up and tuned to B Standard tuning. It is absolutely amazing to play and sounds incredible. I took my guitar to a reputable luthier and guitar technician to get it professionally set up with the baritone strings about 2 years ago and it still plays wonderfully.
646823
I don't see why not. Whether the string is nylon or metal, it still produces vibrations that are magnified by the pickup. I use metal strings on my guitar, but I believe nylon strings would be fine.
277842
As long as you can adjust your gains on the amp, you should be able to get some good clean bass out of them. They can take some punishment.
510878
These are very good strings. I put them on a Hellcat VI, which has a 30' scale, when I wanted to use it as a true baritone. Looking at Ernie Ball baritone strings, they are 13-72, as where these are 14-68. I doubt you would have to make any permanent mods to the nut or bridge to use these. I hope this helps. Cheers!
99658
They should. But I would check with a qualified guitar tech before you make the purchase.
1681933
I think they're pretty solid. They seem able to get pretty low in terms of frequency response. Mount them in a well made box and play around with your input power and gain and you can tune them pretty nicely. These are NOT 10 or 12" subwoofers. I would say a pair of these compares to a nice high power 10" or lower power 12".
1729668
I asked my son. I bought these strings for him. He indicated that he wouldn't recommend attempting to tune up as the metal is softer than other strings, although he said that he liked the sound. The strings didn't last long for him.
1561668
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. These are for an acoustic guitar. You may have to check with a luthier.
1509372
Don't know, but I would think there is no problem. They are high quality and I'm pleased with them.
510877
good question my only concern would be the locking nut screw lengths due to the size of these strings. As long as they are long enough I would think they would be fine. The floyd will definatley have to be adjusted.
572628
yes, i have an electro-acoustic guitar and used them on it. they work perfectly. just be sure to place it in the right spot, where the wood is thicker...
858738
I don't think they are, the spacing between the little back boxes usually vary between acoustic and electric guitars. I recommend looking for tuning pegs that look identical to the ones you currently own, just in case.
177897
These are more for playing Metal/Hard Rock songs. If you plan to play that type of genre then these will do fine.
61232
Short answer, yes they should be fine. Long answer, the comparability between strings and guitars doesnt matter, its the string slots that in the nut that matter. The les Paul's usually use bigger strings anyway.
2172656
Not really. They are of poor quality , light weigh. You would be well advised to go to something different.
58816
Yes. Attach to the head stock for better results. If you attach it to the hole under the strings, you will probably bop it or have extra undesirable sounds.
2109296
I installed these on an electric guitar, and an acoustic guitar. I would say with some skill, and common sense these could be used for a variety of guitars. These tuners are very high quality and I would highly recommend.