Is this good for an acoustic guitar?
392807
It does what it does. It's not high grade construction, but it keeps the guitar stable.
858740
I think it's designed mainly for electric guitars, but could work on acoustic as long as the string guages fit.
1546557
I am using an acoustic guitar. I would say - very suitable, as it has the back straps, which are quite durable (unless you are riding over rough terrain :))
878985
It should, but I don't own an acoustic. I own an electric Bass so I haven't seen an awhile to be postitive
1927121
I am pretty sure that most any electric guitar would fit in this bag. It isn't wide enough for an acoustic. It is a good case. Good luck and Keep after it.
200658
I'm sorry but I'm not certain; I've been using ours for a cello and an acoustic guitar. Worked fine on the acoustic. Best wishes!
430634
No, It won't absorb acoustic sound. I don' think this would be useful with any kind acoustic guitar.I hope this helps.
1664051
I have not tested it with electric-acoustic guitar but all electric component guitars are similar. No reason not to work.
2194502
It will work for electric and modern acoustic guitars, my acoustic is from th 70's and has a wide neck, and it only barely works for it.
1326284
It should work equally well regardless of what instrument is input. I have used it with electric guitars and acoustic guitars with a bridge pickup. Good luck!
1205440
If you have an electric hookup for your acoustic, then yes. It is a miniature electric amp for an electric guitar with standard cable hookup. Produces good, low volume, practice sound. It distorts pretty quickly as the volume goes up. I would think a good acoustic guitar would make enough sound to not need the small sound boost this amp provides, but it is a nice little amp for an electric guitar and practice play. Hope this helps.
234491
Yes, but only at a very, VERY, low volume. Good enough to make it audible for learning songs or working things out... But not loud enough to play alongside an acoustic guitar.
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.
2003965
Yes, Wosto, sorry but you need an amp. It should not be advertised as an acoustic-electric at all. Having said that, it's a great guitar (with an amp). I bought a Roland Cube (4W) - absolutely perfect, lots of sound effects, runs on electricity or 6 x AA batteries, volume adjustment is great for living room or street busking, and can sling over your other shoulder.
1606006
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.
1017725
I am sorry, but I don't know for sure. I have an electric bass guitar in mine. I doubt an acoustic will fit.
2218778
I use it on an electric, but unless you have an unusually large radius, I can't think of why it wouldn't work on an acoustic.