Will this fit a 2 and 1/4 inch classical guitar neck?
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I am unsure, as I don't have such a guitar to try it on. On my steel string (slightly smaller neck) it fits at the tightest setting, so there is definitely room to accommodate a thicker neck. The only problem would be if the strings are too far apart for the capo itself. I suspect it would not be a problem.
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Yes, it probably will. As it is adjustable, But, You will probably get better result's going with a trigger capo.
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I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the curvature. I haven't used a capo for classical so I can't make a recommendation, but there must be something out there. I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the... » Read More I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the curvature. I haven't used a capo for classical so I can't make a recommendation, but there must be something out there. « Show Less
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I believe so, I've used it on Fenders, Guilds, and Martins of various neck widths/thicknesses; it's been pretty resilient
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Should fit all standard sound holes. Does not fit 3/4 or half size Guitars due to the sound hole sizing.
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definitely! I did not measure but to me especially this one sold by amazon, the neck is thinner and than the old epiphone which has the c shape instead of d shape. And it is lighter than the original one.
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If you go to the Tronical website it tells you dimensions and lets you print out cut outs to measure up against your guitar. It should fit , but so you can be sure I would check that out and see.
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A 3 inch thick guitar is going to be a tight fit, I'd doubt that it would work. You should check out the Legacy LGS-01 folding stand for something similar but adjustable for something between an electric and full body acoustic. Legacy LGS-01 Portable, Adjustable and Folding Floor Stand for Acoustic, Classical or Electric Guitars - Black
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It's 1 7/8 inches, so a little less wide than most classical guitars, but wider than most steel string acoustic and electric guitars. Your fingers are more likely to be surprised by the scale length than the width.
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It is designed to fit the Yamaha APX500 Acoustic Electric guitar. And it fits it quite snug. So if your classical is not the same size as the Yamaha APX500 (or smaller) than no.
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My tenor uke is about 3 1/8" deep and just fits. I doubt it would fit your guitar.
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I don't think it would. The cavaty for the body is about 18" long and 15" wide. So I would measure from the horns to the butt. If that is longer than 18" or if the width of the guitar is more than 15" I would say no it wont fit. It does fit Strats and Teles well, just not unique body styles.
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i should think so. notice that it is adjustable. i use it both for my acoustic dreadnaught guitar as well as for my classical guitar. there is a sliding cushioned lip on each "leg" to accommodate different body thicknesses. now, however, the legs swing open too wide to hold my mandolin, so it doesn't work for that.socorros
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I'm pretty sure it's too big for a classical guitar. I can check tonight, but it's the right size for a Dreadnought body. BTW, I haven't been overwhelmed with the case holding up; it had a hinge problem early on, when it was on the floor in a club and got kicked. I managed to fix that. The nylon seems to show more wear than I would expect, and I only take it out once or twice a week. I like it, but a hard case would hold up better. (This case replaced my case from 1968 :))
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I checked the string spacing of my classical guitar at the 12th fret and the 1st fret and found the Yamaha to be 1mm less in width at both locations. However, the width at the nut on my classical guitar is 53 mm and the width on the Yamaha is 52 mm.
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Headstock of my bass was 1/2" and they fit fine. You probably have about an 1/8" of wiggle though, if you don't mind shortening the space for winding strings.
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I think that the neck would be too long and it needs to be the same size as the Les Paul body. I am thinking it will not fit.
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Hello!I have an La Patrie Guitar Etude QI and It's perfect for this guitar. The guitar is not small. I hope that this help you.
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I think that as long as the classical has the same size hole it should work. For that price it's worth a try.
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Sorry. Don't know. My son's best guess is no. Fits his Stratocaster perfectly.