Will these work on an acoustic?
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The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks.
572627
These must be screwed into your guitar. That is ok on your neck heel block as that strap button gets screwed in anyway, but not on the bottom of an acoustic guitar (usually you have a peg inserted into a hole drilled into the bottom of an acoustic guitar for that strap button). If you're ok putting a screw next to your (presumably) existing strap peg on the bottom of your acoustic, it would probably work. I wouldn't do it on any of my acoustics though.
572628
yes, i have an electro-acoustic guitar and used them on it. they work perfectly. just be sure to place it in the right spot, where the wood is thicker...
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The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks. The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything... » Read More The can be used, just know that acoustics strap button placement is important to the structural integrity of the guitar. Many acoustics do not come with strap buttons, so you could/should mount your own. In general the easy decision is to place the button on the neck heel. The tougher decision is placement of the button on the bottom of the guitar. If it has an internal pickup, then the end plug serves as a strap button. In general there is a block of wood at that end so you could mount a button there too. either way, before placement be certain the strap will not get hung up on anything after placement. So you need to pre-visualize the installation. BTW, these are great locks. « Show Less
177013
they should! u may need to drill new holes(which any luthier can do easily) but all you need to do is see if the shape matches your current tuners!
99658
They should. But I would check with a qualified guitar tech before you make the purchase.
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.
1266299
Hi Jonas, Thank you for your question! Yes, this stand will definitely work well for acoustic guitars. The stand also features a pivoting "rubber stopper" that holds the front of your guitar steadily against the stand. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to contact us through Amazon and we'll get back to you ASAP. Have a great day! Henrik / Nordic Essentials
803801
Should fit fine. Amazing balance for acoustic. The key is not the bottom balance but the back. And works great...and for the price ? Deal
1434667
I bought them for a cheap old guitar that was hard to keep tuned. The screw mount holes didn't match so I drilled new. As I said it was an old cheap guitar. For an Alvarez I woud consult a guitar repairman or luthier on what will work. I'd do a return on them if they aren't right.
1376690
These will work with ANY audio device that has an audio output jack. The only thing you MIGHT need is a 1/4" adapter for the plug, depending on what you're using it with. It comes with a 1/8" stereo plug.
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.
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.
469542
Yes, they should work. Most speaker connections if this type are typically all the same.
184410
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.
2109293
They work perfectly on electric guitars. I installed theses on my old Ibanex GX and they are amazing, no need for string winders and they keep the strings from slipping so no unnecessary re-tuning.
376948
Hi, I can't really say, except that they work perfectly on my Fender Jazz. Anything thicker could pose a problem.
518993
Can't see why not. I use them for a soprano uke, a tenor uke, and a tenor baroqulele.
1399972
They should work with any 3per side configuration. The only caution: the hole for the screw in the back that holds it stable might not match so you'll have a tiny hole in the back of the headstock that shows. The worst thing that could happen is that the hole for the machine head doesn't match and will have to be drilled out. Any music store witha guitar tech on staff can do it for a couple of bucks. I'd get them. got a set for my Ibanez and I have to tune it like once a week.
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Yes they r pretty much universal unless u have a classical acoustic guitar... They give a nice look to ur weapon