Can this be used with acoustic guitars?
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Yes. The Marshall MS2 Micro Amp has very low noise even at volume setting up to 10. The Overdrive (OD) switch gives a rather clean Marshall-like sound, compared to Marshall heads from the late '70s (a major effort with Marshall amps then was noise reduction/control). In writing this response I tested one of my MS2 micro amps (I use two, for two effects channels then out through the headphone jack for 4 (two left two right) channels to the mixer board), and plugged in my Ovation-Celebrity CC57. I turned the volume of the Celebrity pickup to 10 (the pickup is very weak) and changed the volume on the MS2 from 0 to 10 (first test), and also engaged the OD switch (second test). Without the OD in play the quality of the sound was acceptable, i.e. just a clean acoustic guitar sound. With the OD in play the noise jumps and we get a kind-of Marshall-like sound from the weak pickup. So I can recommend using the Marshall MS2 Micro Amp even with an acoustic (i.e. acoustic-hybrid electric) guitar as a practice amp and as part of an effects system (pre-amp stage). And the MS2 is very inexpensive. Hope that helps.
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I use it for a full-size semi-acoustic electric bass guitar. I do not believe it would work for a full size acoustic.
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yes, It will work with anything it can clip on to. As long as the environment isn't too noisy. For a guitar you might want a tuner you can plug directly in to.
294659
I do not think an acoustic will fit in this case. It's not deep enough. It fits a standard electric guitar very nicely.
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You can use this transducer on almost any acoustic guitar to plug into your amp, or place a mic facing your picking hand.Neewer® 12 Hole Sound Pickup Acoustic/Electric Transducer Microphone Wire Amplifier Speaker for Acoustic Guitar Good
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I don't see why not. It's made for acoustic guitars like yours. I had mine installed by a professional luthier, as suggested by Baggs.
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Honestly, I don't know. I use it for guitar and that's it. You might want to try asking on "THE GEAR PAGE" There might be someone on there that uses it for that.
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I would not recommend it. This mic is designed for high volume electric guitar speaker cabinets, not detail of acoustic guitar. I recommend a condenser mic for detail way up in the higher register. Good luck!
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Yes. The wires are long enough to install it on practically any acoustic guitar. One is required to drill a hole in the saddle slot and then cut holes for, and mount the other two pieces, so there is invasive assembly required.
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I used it for an acoustic, which worked fine until the strap broke. The manufacturer said only 3 have broken including mine. Still doesn't fix the crack in my guitar, but to answer your question, yes it works for acoustic as long as the strap connections are on the body, not an acoustic where the strap connects at the head of the guitar.
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These strings are intended for electric guitars, but I think they will work with acoustic guitars, specially the mid-range strings. Just see if the retention mechanism of your acoustic guitar can hold the ring of the end of the strings.
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Not sure, Never tried it. Works great with a guitar. Have used mine for over 3 years in our group.
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Yes, I have used this Stand with acoustic guitar. It was the first stand I got when I purchased my acoustic guitar. Since,I sold that one but, rememberd it and bought for my current electric guitar! Works fine and-Have Fun! :)
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Probably not if it is any thicker/deeper than a Les Paul, which is about 2 and 1/2 inches. Most acoustic guitars are thicker/deeper than that. Unless it has specifically been built to be comparable dimensionally to an electric guitar I suggest getting an acoustic guitar case.
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I don't see why not. This is great sounding amp for most players. It's really light for it's size and for an acoustic amp it gets pretty loud. It has a lot of good on board setting to create reverb, chorus, delay, etc. Using a loop pedal wouldn't be a problem and you'll get some great sounds to layer to create cool tunes!
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You wouldn't need this unless your acoustic is electric too..........It's purpose is to prevent feedback from amp through the guitar pickup. Much like a microphone does.
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Cathleen, sorry no. The holding legs on this is not quite long enough for an acoustic. At least in my experience using a typical Dread sized acoustic. They do however make acoustic sized stands that would fit your need better.