Does this work on an acoustic that has no electric part to it?
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It will fit in the hole, but there is no need for it since there are no electronics inside of the guitar. This is used for Acoustic/Electric guitars to break a positive feedback loop through the sound system. This is the Purpose of the Stopper,(as I call it). If your guitar is only Acoustic, you will need to leave the sound hole open so that it can be heard, or you can stand a microphone in front of it while playing. I hope this answers your question. If you don't understand anything, feel free to ask me more. 55hofner@cox.net Happy Playing!
362488
Well, yes, it does. It will still cut the output volume down some (don't know actual, just seems maybe to 2/3rds). You will loose some of the bottom end of the sound and it will be muffled somewhat. I wouldn't do that for a performance, but for a quieter practice it should help.
362489
The purpose of these is to prevent "back feeding" when an acoustic guitar has a pickup and an amp is being used. And they do help a lot. I don't know why one is necessary unless you just want to reduce the volume. Beware there are different sound hole sizes.
362490
This device suppresses feedback between the guitar's internal audio (electronic) pickups and amps and or/sound equipment. If your guitar is mic'ed with an external microphone, you may just need to place it so that it is not facing directly at an amp or monitor.
362491
I don't know why you would want one the whole point of this is so the electric parts won't pic it self up and cause feedback
362492
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.
2049931
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 ?
293204
Sure. This basically turns your acoustic guitar into an electric guitar. I've plugged this into distortion and delay pedals as well with no problem. With an acoustic guitar though you might run into slighty more feedback from the amp, but it will work fine.
1998631
Hello, it does, if this is an acoustic electric converton, you'll have to drill a big enough hole to fif it through, I'ved purchased three of these things, two convertions one replacement and they work just great. God bless.
1117267
Yes, it definitely can. In fact, it is louder than my acoustic ukuleles when played without an amp. It has a different tone than regular acoustic ukuleles but it sounds great in it's own way. Hope that helps. :)
96501
I actually used it for acoustic guitars. It works very well. =))). Be blessed.
2078356
Yes it will work with acoustic guitars. There's about 4 inches between the wall and my electric guitars but I mounted my stands to a piece of wood about a 1/2 inch thick.
1842438
Yep it should work..clip it on to the headstock ( clips on like a clothes pin) then pluck a string..it picks up the vibration of the string through the guitar..it actually senses the vibration rather than the audible sound of the string...works great
1356428
Not really. I am a little disappointed in it. I am mainly using it for my acoustic now because I am not getting the sound I want on my strat. What I do like is the rechargeable battery this is quite convenient.
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.
1975169
I am using mine with a solid body electric guitar. I see no reason why it won't work with an acoustic electric.
1555867
Hello, i do not think that this picks ups are made for acustic guitars, because it needs a electric circuit to works using potenciometers for tone and volumen and pick up selectors. And of corse a wood work
2103726
I wouldn't, mainly because electric strings don't have projection as acoustic strings thus defeats the purpose of an acoustic guitar. You also have string tension and intonation to worry about too. I would go with custom lights or lights acoustic guitar strings if you wanted a lighter strings on your acoustic.
1048802
Depends on how thick the neck is but i believe it can. i tried it on an electric which is pretty thin and then an acoustic which is thick
430634
No, It won't absorb acoustic sound. I don' think this would be useful with any kind acoustic guitar.I hope this helps.
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
1232914
Theirs no tuner in it. But it's still an electric acoustic. Try the cable on the inside.