Will these fit a 3/4 size guitar, or are there different strings for that?
464701
If it is a 3/4 size electric guitar, you will be fine. If it is a 3/4 size acoustic guitar, these are the wrongs strings and will not work.
464702
If it is a 3/4 size electric guitar, you will be fine.If it is a 3/4 size acoustic guitar, these are the wrongs strings and will not work.
464703
I really really don't know... I've trimmed the trings quite a bit, so it is possible that the strings will fit a 3/4 size guitar. And for the second part of the question, I recommend to call the manufacturer in order to see if they have a specific set for those guitars. I hope this may help you...
892887
If the basses are similar to electric guitars, they should fit. Weight doesn't seem to be a concern...mostly the shape of the body and neck. I use elastic hair bands to keep my fiddles in securely. Otherwise they seem like they will fall out. I don't remember the package, but doesn't seem like it would be longer than 36" I'd doble check with the seller.
1971613
In my experience they will fit any guitar which uses the normal plastic pins. However I have only used them in my Alvarez-Yairi, which had its original set start to break, then I bought generic pins at a music store and didn't like the look of those so I bought these brass pins and they fit just fine.
2006995
We use it for my child's 3/4 guitar and it's a perfect fit, so I'm thinking it would be too small.
1302612
You did not specify which guitar you have. The Triple Play is designed to fit a wide range of guitars, we have not encountered a guitar yet that this could not be installed on, although there may be some slight modifications to the pickguard and/or trim rings on some guitars.
502958
The Chord Buddy is not designed to work on 3/4 and 1/2 size acoustics. Some fractional size guitar bodies may have necks that are similar to a full size guitar neck which may make it work out alright. It is advised to measure the width of the neck at the nut before buying your Chord Buddy to make sure it works.
700954
As far as size not really..........but I have them on all my guitars. I love 'em. I don't think you have to worry about size, unless the screws currently in your guitar is way oversized. If that's the case use an old carpenters' trick and put a toothpick in the hole and then put in the smaller screw. I'm thinking 1/8" but I don't really know.
980316
These are made for 4/4 violin. The company may make some for cello, but they would need to be larger in diameter
599367
I would check the size of the holes that your tuners fit into. If they're 3/8" diameter then they'll fit just fine. If the holes are too small you can take it to a shop and they can ream them bigger for pretty cheap. These tuners are definitely worth it.
554898
No...they are specifically for classical guitars. You have to tie a certain knot in the end.
1380293
They should but they might not be the right size for drop in replacements so if that's the case I'd have a luthier install them esp. on such a nice guitar. It's possible that the holes could need widened.
1796882
I don't know what kind of strings but they are decent. If you are new to the guitar, you will probably want to replace them with some light gauge 'silk and steel' strings, which will be easier on your fingers.
2052871
They might be a little long, but should be fine. I put concert Aquila strings on mine, with a low G.
1971616
my guitar is a Takamine G series. fit perfectly. They'll fit unless your guitars use thick endpins......
1971615
I put them on an Ibanez 12 string. Dont know if they will fit any other but, thet sure do brighten up the guitar. If that is what you are looking for they are worth the investment.
2186878
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.
421758
Epiphone is a Gibson import and I believe they should fit, you may have to drill two pilot holes for the small screws.