How would this work on an acoustic to make it sound like a twelve string?
1706188
It works best when playing lead guitar (acoustic or electric), it doesn't handle multiple notes well.
2127342
yep, just like the big boys, 1/4 inch plug. I strongly suggest you use some sort of AMP with this. The acoustic is very low on its own. A fun amp to carry around with this is the 20.00 dollar Honeytone by Danelectro. They team up quite nicely together.
293204
Sure. This basically turns your acoustic guitar into an electric guitar. I've plugged this into distortion and delay pedals as well with no problem. With an acoustic guitar though you might run into slighty more feedback from the amp, but it will work fine.
899583
Still sounds like an acoustic unless you start running effects. Personally I though was kind of muffled for my liking but after I put an eq pedal in to be able to give it a volume boost and pull the muffle out it was fine. That's basically the same as buying an acoustic with a pickup and eq already installed. It's not bad for the money. I used mine to record with on my inherited Martin.
25371
My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.
1670977
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.
136707
It's an acoustic guitar, but sounds amazing. It worthwhile. You can ad an external mic and turn it into an electroacoustic one.
24905
I only own a six string guitar. But you've got to figure, a 12 string is still a guitar no matter how many strings it has.
1508907
There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
1816590
If the neck is the same width as a regular six string guitar it should work
691011
Absolutely! You are able to set this pedal out in many ways, select pre amps, compresion, reverb, delay, chorus, phazer, flanger and other effects, mix them and create your own sound, you can emulate an acoustic guitar sound (which isn´t so good really but...), the pedal could work as volume, wah, frezze and other function I don´t remember now. I can tell you this is great pedal, the only thing you have to do is explore its. Regards.
1425671
You have to make sure the string you want to sound aligns with the indentation underneath the bow. You then gradually get the bow (on position, blue light) close to the string, since the mechanism of the bow is based on magnetically making the string vibrate. Also, make sure your guitar has good volume. A little distorsion would increment the effect.
702957
Its is an acoustic guitar that can be amplified . It will sound like an acoustic guitar .
899555
I think i know what your asking. and i believe this is all you need to be able to tune what ever you shall be putting it on. all it does is tension the string tighter or loser therefore getting your different tones. hope that helped
707408
You can use this transducer on almost any acoustic guitar to plug into your amp, or place a mic facing your picking hand.Neewer® 12 Hole Sound Pickup Acoustic/Electric Transducer Microphone Wire Amplifier Speaker for Acoustic Guitar Good
1816591
I have not but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. My buddy I lead worship with at my church has a Taylor 12 string and uses a similar capo and it works fine. The second set of strings on a 12 string are thinner too to create the "octave" difference, so they don't add too much of a strain on the capo. Hope this helps...PS you're only out less than $10.00 bucks :D
66152
I assume it can.. might not sound right because its speaker is meant for magnet type of pickups. so it would not sound like a uke or other acoustic instrument