Would the Super Slinky (9-42) be good for a 25.5 inch scale guitar?I want to put them on my Kramer Pacer Classic.
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Most strings will fit most scaled guitar lengths. The only thing you need be concerned about is "Intonation" and "String Height" in the changing of string gauges and different scale lengths. When you change string gauges it will require a change in string heights to accommodate the new difference in size of the string which will be a different distance from the frets. Any string will do and the Ernie Ball Regulars are an excellent choice. But, Intonation is the issue when you are dealing with any scale length. Don't want the string too forward or too back. Want it in the Sweet Spot for the best tone. So any adjustments to effect Intonation is done on the Bridge Saddle screws on most guitars and on yours, which will move that Sweet Spot forward or backward. There are sites that explain how to. Or can take it to a music place that does this type thing, which is about all of them.
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To be honest, i don't know much about guitars but i think a 9-42 should be ok. But, i would prefer doing the 10-46 ones, and if you have extra cable, you can just cut it.
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I would check to see what size holes the head of your guitar. I bought then and had to drill out my acoustic to accommodate them. It was a cheaper guitar so I didn't mind. I'm not sure if you want to do that to yours. If you do out don't care then I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
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They look like Fender Nickel Wound L 0.009 to 0.042 strings but it's not stated anywhere in my documentation. Definitely just a tad lighter than regular Slinky 0.010 to 0.046 strings.
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Hi,If it's a short scale bass, I would lean more to say that it may not fit due to the fact that the headstock will fall short to be completly protected. I'm sorry but I can't say for sure.
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Hi, My grandsons received one last Christmas because they wanted to take lessons. But, they lost interest and the guitars probably haven't been used much. I don't have any way of knowing how they would have held up. I bought this guitar because of all the reviews of parents who had purchased it.I believe it was a 3/4 size for smaller hands.
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I have big hands and it is good. Not good for my son. He has a smaller guitar. Not much help I know. Sorry
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I like these strings (Martin SP) in light gauge (high E is .012). The sound is good and I've had 'em on my Gibson for a few weeks now. I tried Ernie Ball Earthwood lights and the high E is a little thinner (.011) and they sounded alright also. Extra light strings might not have enough bass for a Martin dreadnaught, but probably good on the OM and smaller models. Happy pickin'!
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No but I have them for a 6 string, a dobro, two ukuleles and a banjo. It conforms to the headstock so it shouldn't be a problem.
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I dont know but i have them on a Seagull and an epiphone. They will fit about anything i guess. They do enhance the sound a lot but you will notice they are there if you rest your right hand on the bridge as I do, but now I dont even notice anymore. I would say get you a set cause they sound and look cool. I can pull mine out without plyers so thats cool too.
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The product is made specifically for Fender USA guitars. I tried putting it on a Squire and came to an unpleasant surprise. They should fit the '95 Stabdard just fine. A detail I didn't notice is that these are staggered.
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Yes, it's a smaller scale. Typical fenders have a 25.5" scale, les Paul's, (most gibsons) have a 24.75" scale. You could look at a squier jaguar or a jazzmaster, those have a 24" scale. All in all, it was a fun little guitar while I had it. Can't beat the price.
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my guitar is a Takamine G series. fit perfectly. They'll fit unless your guitars use thick endpins......
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These are regular slinkys, but the "not even slinkys" are specifically built for drop tuning. You may still get some flubbing on a low B, but if you do, just get a thicker gauge of string.
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The saddle will probably fit fine, the nut on the other hand is only 43mm. You can double check your guitar, but that has been too narrow for the acoustics I have worked with.HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD NOT ORDER THESE AS THEY ARE JUST MOLDED PLASTIC PARTS, AND YOU CAN FIND QUALITY BONE SADDLES AND NUTS FOR THE SAME PRICE.FOR THE SAKE OF TONE, look elsewhere :-)
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It sounds good, but it's not durable, and hums badly, so if I was you, I would get the Les Paul Special II in black. Also, Epiphone strings are awful. Get Ernie Ball Regular Slinkys.
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My Takamine classical, is 39" long and fits snuggly. A "jumbo" classical or a guitar over 40", I believe would not fit this case to ones satisfaction.
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would depend on scale length. fretboard would just extend longer toward the pickups. should work. outstanding case works great