What size holes are needed in my guitar? I know it has a template, but I want this to replace the non-working system I have in my guitar. I already have holes in my guitar. I need to know the size of holes on your system so I can determine if this will fit on mine. If my holes are too small, I can make them bigger. If my holes are to big, I can't make them smaller. What size holes are needed in my guitar? I know it has a template, but I want this to replace the non-working system I have in my guitar. I already have holes in my guitar. I need to know the size... » Read More What size holes are needed in my guitar? I know it has a template, but I want this to replace the non-working system I have in my guitar. I already have holes in my guitar. I need to know the size of holes on your system so I can determine if this will fit on mine. If my holes are too small, I can make them bigger. If my holes are to big, I can't make them smaller. « Show Less
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I put the eq into a separate wooden box and only installed a pickup and connect plug at the base of the guitar. This product is really junk for an acoustic guitar of any real quality. I would not use it for a decent F hole either. It is way to large.
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1 3/4 x 2 3/8 jack and battery hole and 2 1/8 x 3 7/8 inch controller hole.
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I will check the template for size. Th8s is a replacement so I is meant to be a bigger hole than what you have. Sounds great in my Martin
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I did the same thing as Russell I built a seperate box. My acoustic was set up perfect and I didn't want to change anything. If you haven't bought it - I'd say spend some more money. It works - I certainly wouldn't ruin a nice guitar with this.
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Mine never came with templates...which really sucked but i ended up using a dial caliper to get my measurements, I don't know them off hand but I'll measure it tomorrow and get back to you unless someone else knows before then, btw this system works great, and I the only complaint I have other than no templates is the pick up raises the bridge way to high, even after cutting/sanding it down, I have yet to fix it but I will need to grind out some of the wood under the bridge and pickup, figure id just wait till a string change
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You could use tap-con screws which are made especially for concrete. Pre-drill a hole the appropriate size for the screw you are going to use. The hardware store should be able to help you select make that drill bit and screw selection. If you don't have a hammer drill, borrow one. Makes it much easier. You have to remove the bottom device from the guitar holder and you might have to drill both holes a little larger to fit your screw.
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Don't make your own hole! There is a hole, just look closer for it. If you can't find it, yours might be defective.
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You need to measure your guitar for me to be any help at all. It is a great case and will fit most normal sized Classical guitars. It fits mine and my husband's perfectly, but I have no ideas the size of your guitar. Measure it then compare it to the size stated online or just order it, as returns are pain free on Amazon. You won't find a better case under &lt;$100 anywhere. I know, I tried. Good luck.
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I'm gonna tell you right off the bat, I returned mine. It's really tricksy to get a guitar case online even if you think you have the right messurements like I did. Get it and if it doesn't fit return it. I really wAnt to tell u it's gonna fit but the truth is I don't know. I wish u luck
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A rectangular hole should be cut on the guitar. The face of the unit is curved a little like a letter "S" or snake, which is maybe designed to be installed at the side of the guitar (at the top side if you are playing the guitar). The fit of the curves depend on the curvature of your guitar.
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This grinder does not have a standard plate size. I have searched all over and have only found a 5/16 plate that was the correct size. Instead I purchased standard #22 plates and machined the diameter down and enlarged the hole to the proper size. Any machine shop can do this.
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I believe that you can. It is large for my guitar and it is normal size. I believe it tells you how large it is in the discription!
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Always per drill the hole the screws. Make sure the wall is solid and last do not screw in the guitar holder until the base is secure to the wall. Note you may want to assemble the hangar just to see how or what position the holder ends. This will give you the location to drill your holes before installing. I have 16 of these love them. Last the screws should be very close to flush. And will not be in the way if they are sticking out setting is wrong.
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This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs replaced, pickup height not too high, etc... Good Luck This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs... » Read More This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs replaced, pickup height not too high, etc... Good Luck « Show Less
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This is a good quality bag if it fits. I purchased one for a fender dreadnaught 6 string and found it to be a bit tight length wise. I would measure your instrument very carefully and proceed from there. I was once asked if it stretched with time and it did not. I was also fearful that if it was that tight to stretch the bag it could also warp the neck...
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You won't need to drill holes in your guitar if you also get the Vibramate V7-LP. Here's a link to the product: Vibramate V7-LP Les Paul Adaptor Mounting Kit, For Bigsby B7, Aluminum
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Considerations when buying a guitar case: (Guitar) body length; width of lower bout; depth; width of upper bout; overall length. If it's a form-fitted case, you should know the waist measurement, and the distance between the butt and the waist. My personal gripe is that sellers often neglect to post pertinent info like this.
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I have steel strings. The diameter of my acoustic guitar is 4". It fits nicely ... if the hole is smaller I don't think it will fit.The sound is not bad for the price.
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I used as a replacement for existing knobs so a drill bit wasn't needed. Not knowing the size of drill bits, I can only say the hole needed is the same as other knobs. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
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It should come with a template that has the hole size. If you don't have the template call Rinnai and get them to send you one.
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This is designed for standard sized electric guitars. I would imagine having to modify the stand for a ukulele, not recommended and at your own risk. I would search for a stand designed for a ukulele or small stringed instruments, easily found on Amazon. Hope this is helpful.