did anyone install these on a acoustic? if so what was your experience with it.
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I didn't install these on an acoustic. But based on my experience on 4 electric guitars, it'd be the same deal. Just reuse the original #6 screw if possible, otherwise, your might need to get a #8 screw from hardware store then modify the #8 screw as well as the Schaller strap pin. Let me know if you need more information regarding modification of #8 screw
858741
They can be used for both acoustic and electric, but you still might have to ream the holes out pending on what size bushings you currently have in your guitar head...
899583
Still sounds like an acoustic unless you start running effects. Personally I though was kind of muffled for my liking but after I put an eq pedal in to be able to give it a volume boost and pull the muffle out it was fine. That's basically the same as buying an acoustic with a pickup and eq already installed. It's not bad for the money. I used mine to record with on my inherited Martin.
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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.
1192169
Yes, I installed them on my Taylor 110. It is a nice upgrade but only noticeable with new strings. With old strings, nothing will help the tone except new strings.
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Same answer from me, there's no reason why it shouldn't work. My question is why you would want this ? If it's an acoustic, you should be hearing enough on stage, if it's an electric, unless you're running the electric w/o an amp, you're hearing enough from your amp. So, what is the application ?
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I put 2 sets of them on a Guild JF30-12 without an issue. As stated in other comments, you may need to drill the holes for the set screws. I replaced an older set of Glover tuners. The head on a 12 string guitar are tighter than on a 6 string. They are recommended by a number of people on Acoustic Guitar magazine's forum.
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It sounds good. It is best for acoustic if you run thru a preamp first, I have a dean markley pickup on an older Martin and it needed the signal boost. But it plays an electric very nicely. Not a lot of special effects though. So you'd have to add that pedals for that.
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...
1655085
No, but I installed in a home made speaker box. Used home insulation for acoustics and they sound good.
1398736
Yep! :) They sound much better than stock!They can get really loud with a good amp though.
1124097
I simply sat the tweeters on my two front speakers. Ran a wire from each - and + on the tweeters right into the - and + on my front speakers. They have built in crossovers so it seems to work fine this way.
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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.
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I installed the tuners on my acoustic guitar and I had to drilled the holes bigger. But now it's really easier to tune it up and plays and sounds much better.
1139594
I bought them for an acoustic guitar. I called the manufacturer and they told me what grovers to get for my year and model guitar. I would try calling Gibson and they should be able to tell you what model to get.
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Yes, both. I have a pair on my Strat and a pair on my Ibanez acoustic. I love 'em.
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Hello. No they did not work for me, i had a kenwood monitors and culd not make it work. Only and alpine