Can I install this on a Martin D 28 myself?
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No problem. Download instructions from LR Baggs' website and follow them closely.
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This is very good product, i am planning on use it on every guitar that i make. Good seller, fast shipping.... respect. And yes you can install it you need a hand drill, drill bit, sharp knife, painters tape, pencil, and youtube!
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I installed mine on a Bourgeois myself. The end pin hole must be enlarged, so just put some painter's tape over it before you drill. The rest of the installation is glue pad and velcro. You may have to play with the acoustic mic by moving it around until you find the best spot.
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My hunch is no. It involves drilling a couple of holes and probably sanding the saddle. I took mine to a professional and don't regret the decision.
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Depends on your skill level. I just installed mine on a 000 last night; it took me a couple of hours and sounds great. There are full instructions online in PDF, they may help you see if it is something you want to do yourself or not.
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Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW -... » Read More Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. « Show Less
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Hello Djordje and thank you for your inquiry.You can drive your Martin Logan ESL speakers with the NAD D3020.We're here to help so please let us know if you have any additional questions!Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp.com sales team
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Not a problem. I took mine to a local luthier for set up and he was impressed with the quality.
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Yes and no. I have a Martin jaguar. It won't attach with the provided screws. All you need is to get a longer screw with the same diameter
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No, it will work fine in your HD28V - I put one in an HD28 and it sounded great. The mini captures the true essence of your guitar and every one I've installed (mostly in my own guitars), has sounded full and balanced.
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I believe you can as long as it is an acoustic pickup. But I would research a little to be sure.
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I think it should be fine,..i use it on a dean V,..you know those headstocks,..huge!! So,..in the height end its generous...as far as the width,..im sure its the same,..the dean gits perfect.Hope that helps
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I use these in solid body electric guitars. Although I do not know for sure about using them on a Martin, I would assume you should look elsewhere for tuners.
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It will so long as your strat already had a tremolo bridge. In which case you'll have to drill the holes for the posts of the floyd rose tremolo yourself. That's the only modification you'll be making to your guitar.
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I got these for my D-16GT and they fitted perfectly!! I'm sure they will for all Martin models
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I apologize but I do not know the answer to this. Here is a link for further assistance. Thanks for the inquiry. http://www.ovationguitars.com/support/customer_service
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It sounds good. It is best for acoustic if you run thru a preamp first, I have a dean markley pickup on an older Martin and it needed the signal boost. But it plays an electric very nicely. Not a lot of special effects though. So you'd have to add that pedals for that.
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I have my original 1972 Les Paul which has the kluson 2 screws for each machine head. The EPI usually followed suit. This grover 102c is what I put on my old Martin acoustics and simalar guitars. I would not use these.
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Yes you can. However, you may need to do some extra work though as the modified X bracking of the D16RGT may make it a bit more difficult. I have seen several instances in installations where the tech needed to add mass (essentially gluing a piece of wood) in between the control assembly and the sound board surrounding the oval hole to make it fit correctly. It wouldn't affect tone negatively and the sound once installed is really nice. However, it is something to be aware of.
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I use it in my Martin custom d and it sounds awesome. Every pick up I have heard from K&K; is great
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Hi Carlos, if you want to put locking tuners on a "vintage" american made stratocaster as I did, $58 is a good deal for these. Mine were very easy to install -- I did not even have to remove the original head bushing or use the screws provided -- just insert the tuner into the original bushing! More important, the locking tuners keep my strat in tune! 'Nuf said. Cheers.
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Honestly, I don't think you'd need to. It is surprisingly fast and accurate. Inspecting mine, I see that there's no screws, so unlikely that you could modify it.