is the sound hole the same dimensions as a dreadnaught body shape? and will my acoustic sound hole pick-up fit?
1790112
It will fit some pickups. Sound hole is smaller than average so some won't fit without a little modification but this isn't the kind of guitar you are going to need to plug in. It's a small fun parlor guitar.
715178
I have used it on Alvarez, Gibson, Yamaha, and Fender acoustics. I'm pretty sure it will fit just about any size sound hole on the market
9250
I don't know what size those holes are but it fit my fender acoustic perfectly, so I assume it will at least fit your acoustic - the screw holes are very small. Don't know if this helps..
1608476
44 inches long, 16 inches wide at the widest point, about 10 inches deep, lip overlaps enough for a snug fit, about a half inch overlap, it doesn't press against the guitar real hard, but hard enough to hold it in place. It looks like it will fit most regularly shaped dreadnaught guitars.
25431
I had a full size dreadnought in mine. Which "was" 42". If you get it do but trust the zipper and do not trust the shoulder strap,they both broke and damage the instrument both times. Spend the extra $10 and get something a little more substantial.
317429
yes they sound very good on a dreadnought, they are very sturdy and have a unique sound.
2200967
I got 1 for a large Lune dreadnought 12 string.I looked up the specs on Gater's web site, prined out the dimensions the measured ny guitar before ordering. Check the specks!
2126166
Yes there are several aftermarket sound hole and soundboard pick ups that I imagine would fit, but the way more important question is WHY would you want to amplify such an awful sounding instrument.
280893
I think it fits a standard guitar hole. I have a Martin orchestra model and it was a little too big. I used scissors to cut one of the ears off and it fits great now.
223590
As flat_tire says it's a full size dreadnought. There are lots of strings on the market, various gauges and sound characteristics determined by materials and production method. The stock strings are fine. When it comes time to change them use D'Addario EJ16 or EJ15 depending on how light you want the strings to be. About $5.HOW TO CHANGE STRINGShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIzVdvzn8d8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80EuGOXgoOo
242804
This should fit into any DREADNOUGHT case. Let us know if you'd like one. We'll give you a free set of strings
1107755
I have the GD93CE-NAT and it didn't fit. The case is supposed to fit the dreadnought style guitar, but it didn't fit mine. I don't know about the other style of case.
1201719
I don't have it any more to measure, but it was a close but ok fit for my Martin dreadnought. My jumbo guitar didn't fit at all. Sorry I can't be better help. Respect, Bill
1479679
Well it fit both my Taylor and PRS acoustic which have standard size sound holes
82294
I don't know about that, but I have an Ibanez Artwood Series dreadnought guitar which is pretty large by comparison and it fits very nicely with a little room to spare. It's a great bag with lots of pockets too. Hope this helps! Hope it fits!
601126
Not sure about being able to contain a bass. Dreadnaught size acoustic fits fine.
1374900
The SKB 1SKB-GB18 case is for a dreadnought body. Trying to cram your jumbo into could damage the instrument. I recommend you request return authorization from Amazon.