Does anyone had tested it with an acoustic guitar??
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Acoustic guitars are not electric guitars so the headphones would not work with it. If your talking about an electric guitar that looks like an acoustic then it would work so basically if your guitar does not have a cable and a plug these headphones will not work with it.
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It works fine on an acoustic but will never quite sound like an electric or an acoustic - somewhere in between I guess if you don't have an electric it will suffice.If you have a large 'Jumbo' guitar then it might be bit of a stretch from the headphone to the input jack - could pull the phones off when you move, twist etc. A major flaw in the design as I said in my review of it.
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Not that my son knows of he never tried it. Only guitars as far as he knows. Sorry may want to ask the manufacturer.
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I am sorry, but I don't know for sure. I have an electric bass guitar in mine. I doubt an acoustic will fit.
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No...Only A Acoustic guitar..Also if you looking for a Acoustic/Electric guitar you must also have an Acoustic Amplifier..A regular Electric Guitar Amp is not designed for Acoustic/Electric Guitar. Also this guitar has a very small Neck..which makes it very hard to play ( Unless you are a child with small hands). For $300 I would buy a Full Size Guitar..New or Used! I bought mine for collection purpose only..Martin has a good resale value..If you are actualy going to play everyday..I would not recommend this Martin! Washburn makes good guitars in that price Range..which are Full Scale guitars! Amazon I am sure sells Washburn! No...Only A Acoustic guitar..Also if you looking for a Acoustic/Electric guitar you must also have an Acoustic Amplifier..A regular Electric Guitar Amp is not designed for Acoustic/Electric Guitar. Also this guitar has a very small Neck..which makes it very hard to play ( Unless you are a child with small hands). For $300 I would buy a Full Size Guitar..New or Used! I bought mine for collection purpose only..Martin has a good resale value..If you are actualy going to play everyday..I would not recommend this Martin! Washburn makes good guitars in that price Range..which are Full Scale... » Read More No...Only A Acoustic guitar..Also if you looking for a Acoustic/Electric guitar you must also have an Acoustic Amplifier..A regular Electric Guitar Amp is not designed for Acoustic/Electric Guitar. Also this guitar has a very small Neck..which makes it very hard to play ( Unless you are a child with small hands). For $300 I would buy a Full Size Guitar..New or Used! I bought mine for collection purpose only..Martin has a good resale value..If you are actualy going to play everyday..I would not recommend this Martin! Washburn makes good guitars in that price Range..which are Full Scale guitars! Amazon I am sure sells Washburn! « Show Less
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Probably not if it is any thicker/deeper than a Les Paul, which is about 2 and 1/2 inches. Most acoustic guitars are thicker/deeper than that. Unless it has specifically been built to be comparable dimensionally to an electric guitar I suggest getting an acoustic guitar case.
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I don't own/play an electric (mine are acoustic/electric), but I believe it WILL work without amplifying your guitar. It works based on vibration.
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Yes. It has a very nice Fishman preamp. Pair the guitar with a Fishman Loudbox Mini amp for a really nice setup.
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Not designed for it, but (technically) you could plug into the mic port and get sound... and with an acoustic guitar the results might be acceptable. An electric guitar would probably be a disappointment... do to issues with gain, dynamic range and the lack of guitar centric tone controls.
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I haven't Josh. I don't use it, it's in a drawer somewhere. It seems to be and audio pickup (microphone) and I had way to much trouble with feedback. I bought it for a ukulele, but the speakers would cause the ukes sound box to hum and the feedback was to hard to control. I had more luck with it mounted on the headstock, above the tuners and aimed back down the strings. -Mike
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This is an electric guitar nut. I very much doubt it would fit any acoustic. It's got tight Stratocaster string spacing.
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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!
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Its is an acoustic guitar that can be amplified . It will sound like an acoustic guitar .
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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
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Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
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I have never tried it with an acoustic bass, but in theory it should work because all it does is amplifies the soundwaves going into the pedal of any type of intrument (guitars, bass, keyboard, etc.)
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You need to plug the guitar into the amp... so yes, but only if your acoustic guitar has an output on it. Most do not.
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READ THE REVIEWS This particular model comes with acoustic strings, and if you plug into an "acoustic" amplifier, or use a modeling pedal/pod with an acoustic option, it DOES sound like a typical acoustic/electric. There is a model with a Stethescope with hollow tubes so you can actually listen to the guitar (louder) without the need for a headphone amp or combo amp. It has a 1/4 jack that you plug in a VOX AmpPlug or similar headphone amp.