Has anyone tried this on an acoustic guitar? Taylors?
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I do not recommend these on ANYTHING! They break really easily. They need to go back to the drawing board on these, and make them out of something more sturdy.
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I have no used this on an acoustic, but it will work fin on most guitar pins. If you have ever dropped a guitar without strap locks you will love these.
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I've only used on my Fender P-bass (which is pretty heavy). These did not work well (tried 2 sets). While I think they would do better on something lighter, personally I wouldn't trust them, especially with something expensive. Go with strap-locks.
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I have an old D28 Martin with an LR Baggs Lyric pickup. I'm using a Jaycko strap with a LOXX strap lock on the front (neck) strap pin but had widened the strap hole on the other end to fit in the Lyric's endpin jack slot. I was hoping to use one of these there, but it turned out to be much thicker than expected. I simply could not fit both the (rather thick) Jaycko strap and the Dunlop ErgoLok into the endpin jack's slot. I ended up giving them to a friend. Sorry, no idea on Taylors.
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I have used this amp with my Taylor acoustic, my telecaster and my tbird bass. This little amp is great for all guitars. Not the best bass end but it's a pocket amp. If you want the best tone then make sure you plug it into the wall. Otherwise if you strike a string too hard or try a chord it will all mash together and should gross
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I have a Taylor with the ES, and then i put this LR BAGGS on a $300 yamaha-- the Yamaha now sounds better (plugged in) and is my guitar of choice. I was blown away by the sonic quality of this pickup. (I am a church worship leader)
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Yes, I use them on my electric guitars, my acoustic, and I also have a bass that I am borrowing from a friend. It really cleans any guitar/bass very well! Worth the price!
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Hello Peter, I recommend Dunlop Formula 65, works great on my Guitars. Thanks,Leo.
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To be honest, I have no idea how it would work for a banjo as I have only used them on classical and acoustic guitars.
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I have not tried it w/ a Baby Taylor. (Mine is on extended loan!) It should work well. It holds my dreadnaught and my 000-sized Martins just fine. The back support will rise higher on the Baby Taylor but you can scoot the bottom of the guitar further forward and it should be very secure. It is stable with my much heavier Martin HD28 dread. so it should hold to little taylor just fine.
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I hadn't before, but I just tried it and it worked fine on my Les Paul Custom. I generally use my Kyser on my electrics. I purchased the G7th specifically for my acoustic guitar because the Kyser wasn't tight enough for it and I needed something with adjustable tension; otherwise, I was perfectly happy with my Kyser capo and would recommend that brand. The Kyser actually works a bit quicker for switching in on and off and has the added bonus of being able to clamp to the headstock when not in use, for easy access. Sorry the G7th didn't work out for you. Good luck.
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yes no problem. my spouse uses it on both an electric guitar and uke. enjoy!
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No I havent but as long as you have an acoustic electric pick up or a hybrid acoustic electric guitar then it should work just fine
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I have not, but it is symmetric, so I think you can do it. Will have less access to the higjer frets, but no different to a classic guitar
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I have a Giannani acoustic classical guitar, as well as other acoustics and electrics. The Planet Waves Winder works on all of them.
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I have not had any problems with my Taylor. However, I'm a beginner so may not be putting as much stress on the guitar as a more experience player might.
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It doesn't work for me either. I have tried and tried to get it to stick on correctly, but it slips and slides and makes the guitar sound terrible. It is just another failed product that I should return, but haven't bothered to yet. Denise Trone
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Yes its great! Only downside I can think of was that it was a bit heavy due to it being some kind of layered all laminate. I ended up getting a baby taylor instead of this. I preferred the sound and feel of that guitar better but its up to you!
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I haven't used it with an acoustic, but it tis very versatile. I imagine it would still sound great.
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I have a Taylor light weight guitar. If your Martin guitar is not that heavy this may work for you.