Can I use these on my Fender acoustic?
445664
I would suggest you look for the following for an acoustic: DR Strings NMCA-11 DR NEON Acoustic Strings, Custom Lite, Multi-ColorThis link should work: DR Strings NMCA-11 DR NEON Acoustic Strings, Custom Lite, Multi-Color
445665
Yeah same here. Technically it'll work but your tone will not be good. Don't really recommend it for your acoustic though
445666
These are electric guitar strings. I wouldn't recommend this specific model. I believe DR has neon acoustic strings though.
445667
Yes, if it's an acoustic/electric guitar. Otherwise, if it's acoustic only, just make sure it says for acoustic guitar. I'm sure they make them for acoustic guitars too... Hope that helps some. :)
2001520
yes they fit perfectly...my Acoustic B410 and B115 have them and you can put the x-tra sockets on another amp or cab.
184407
If it's a nylon strung classical, don't do it. These would end up ripping the bridge of your guitar off - they just aren't made to handle the strength of steel strings. As to steel string acoustics, I'm not sure. It depends on the guitar. I wouldn't risk it.
616110
i dont see why not...you may have to trim them but they should ..i had to install them a little out of fender well..to make them work....
2250896
Yes, both. I have a pair on my Strat and a pair on my Ibanez acoustic. I love 'em.
2005774
I put these strings on my Kona Acoustic/Electric guitar and they work perfectly. I can't imagine that you would have any problem using them on your electric guitar.
847064
Fender use a industry standard socket on their speakers, so these should work. But as I found out the are thin materials and wobbly.
2109295
They work well on electric guitars. I use them myself on all of my guitars. 2 strat type guitars with 3/3 setup and a les paul replica. You might need to drill the holes open though.
836787
I don't know, Luis. The guitar I mean to put them into is a Les Paul copy (no name on the headstock) that I picked up many years ago at a pawn shop. I've still yet to get around to installing them. I'm sorry to be of no help to you.
1288341
Yes, but you should use lighter gauge acoustic strings, and you'll have to cut more end off after you wind them since this guitar has only 15 frets (fewer than full-sized guitars). The Martin strings that came on mine were very good, so you probably won't have to do this for a while - and if you don't want to do it yourself, places like Guitar Center will do it for something like $10 or $15 (plus the cost of the strings). (15 frets are more than enough, by the way, 99% of the time for the songs you're likely to want to play on it.)
1270590
This is basically for standard hole size guitar... I also have a fender acoustic electric with a small body in addition to the ibanez acoustic and it did not fit.. So i would say no, but i dont know.
186647
I can't definitively say if they would fit in your guitar amp, since I don't know what the dimensions are, but these take up so little space that they should fit fine. Make sure you have room for the power supply for the LEDs, and that the remote sensor has a hole to poke through so you can control the LEDs from outside.
934599
No, these would not be suitable for a guitar. There is good information around the internet if you search for guitar decoration tips, or comparisons of permanent markers. Good luck!
1098305
I think they should I don't have a ibanez but I used them on a cheap bass the brand of the bass was infinity that I used them on
282062
I haven't tried them on that guitar but they were a direct drop in replacement on my 2014 SE Custom 24. I think the headstock is the same on these SE's so my guess is they should work fine.
1025188
no, they will only fit a Gibson or PRS style headstock with 3 per side, Grover should make a "mini" rotomatic (those will fit 6 on one side you find on Fender headstocks)
1173517
Yes. I think D'Addario strings are the best for acoustic guitars. Especially these coated ones. A little bit easier on the fingers for a new player.