Would this be fine to use on classical guitars?
1429868
Sure, most classical guitars have rosewood fretboards, directions say to stay away from maple fretboards only.
1429869
Yes, it should be fine for classical guitars as well. The description mentions using it on rosewood, ebony and maple fretboards. And although I don't think it would hurt them I believe the grain on ebony and maple are so tight that there would be minimal affect and penetration into the wood using this oil. I will say that I do use this on my Gibson Les Paul with a baked maple fretboard, slightly different than your typical maple fretboard, and it works fine and has caused no issues.
1536679
I don't think so, although the tool works well in my use of it I always seem to get a bit of tear out. I don't make guitars but I don't think any tear out would be acceptable.
61233
You're not going to damage it. Those are standard strings. I use them with all of my guitars. Trust me, you're good. If you want to ask me some questions about getting started, post your email in a response and I will happily guide you through 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!
695120
The pickup is magnetic, so won't work with the nylon strings on a classical guitar.
1594311
I've used it on my Yamaha classical guitar, and it works pretty well. I believe it works better on your standard, steel string acoustic guitars; but, yes it works with nylon strings. Hope that helps. R. Logan satisfied customer
2023762
Don't see why it wouldn't work. It cleans the strings, brightens the tone and conditions the fingerboard. Should work equally well on any steel string instrument.
981731
I would think so. I use mine for building custom electric guitars. Best for small tight spaces.
2136789
I agree that the hardware is not meant to accommodate nylon strings. My ovation plays really nice with steel strings! I like it a lot! I have a nylon string classical guitar. The tuners are different.
747291
I wouldn't recommend it unless you know whether or not screwing the body will affect the sound in any way... My solution to this was to take a shoe string (matching the body so it's not as noticeable) and to tie it on the base of the headstock and through one end of the strap. It works perfectly well and doesn't involve mutilating your guitar, unless of course you know what you're doing, then disregard my message :)
144062
Well, I do not think so. I have checked with my 3 classical instruments (from different makers) and the string spacing are almost the same. The difference is not a major issue, I always played only classical guitar and the feeling when playing with SLG130NW is very similar.I am very happy with this Yamaha guitar. Pls consider a good acoustic amplifier (mine is a Behringer Ultracoustic ACX 450).
513773
I am sure it can. My sons use it for their viola, bass, and guitars. their music teachers say it is pretty good quality especially for the price.
213301
Yes. Just don't use it recklessly. The reason i say that is because ive heard these cheap ones can break easy. But so far ive had no problems with it. It has worked fine for the couple months ive been using. But if you want a better that you can be a little reckless with go to a guitar center and get one from there. There about 4 or 5 dollars.
1590358
Yes. Use it with a Tele and the sound is great. I also use it with my Les Paul for a harder sound. It is very nice.
2024542
No!, this guitar is steel string, classical guitars are the ones that use only nylon strings.
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
184407
If it's a nylon strung classical, don't do it. These would end up ripping the bridge of your guitar off - they just aren't made to handle the strength of steel strings. As to steel string acoustics, I'm not sure. It depends on the guitar. I wouldn't risk it.