Flamed maple topMahogany bodyMahogany neckRosewood fretboardwith albony and pearl inlays...Would this be okay to use?
1137256
Sounds like your good, but just so you know, I don't think the fingerboard cleaner and conditioner are recommended for maple frets.
2257215
Congrats on getting a beautiful instrument. The mahogany top will contribute to a "warmer" sound when you find the right strings, but this often involves experimenting with different types of strings. For the most part phosphor-bronze strings are very "bright" sounding when they first go on but lose their "brightness" pretty quickly. Coated strings, like the Martin Lifespan, Elixers, etc., tend to be less "bright" at first but have a remarkably longer lifespan before sounding dull and dead than non-coated strings. Try a coated bronze (not phosphor-bronze) first to see how that sounds to you. Also keep in mind that the lighter the gauge, the less volume and punch the strings are going to have, no matter what kind of guitar you play. You might try non coated strings, also, if you dont mind changing them more often. Ive used a number of different strings on my Martin and tend toward preferring a "brighter" sound, and Im usually eager to try something new, so dont get impatient, and keep notes on which strings work best for you.
1780901
Since squire woods are not the best, you would have great result going for a Seymour Duncan pre-wound shield. Sounds great. As for strings, I'd gonfor d'addarios. Very comfortable, great sound and not expensive. Best of luck for him! Frank
1309863
If you have guitars for show then you may want to place them in glass cases. Otherwise guitars that are played will show some wear. The rack is great and makes my guitars accessible. If you do not plan on playing them, I would suggest using the case they came with (or one you purchased seperately to store them). Just play them and as always have fun my friend!
1885565
It should be fine on your strat as long as the finish is not nitrocellulose.
1885564
I got my set because I have a guitar that is old and had a lot of dry wood. I say just make sure that you all the parts you can use it for. A couple of the products aren't supposed to go on a certain type of wood.
807018
I've used this stand for my Gibson Les Paul Standard for about a year now. No chemical interaction with the finish at all. I don't store the guitar on the stand, mind you. Couple hours a day at most. I would say with confidence your bass will be safe.
1092627
You could use whatever your favorite strings are for a classical guitar. It's a standard neck. I never got that far with it. It wasn't what I was looking for. Not a Martin sound quality (didn't expect much from the small body) but mainly it was too heavy/bulky to be useful for me.
1546856
No but I have them for a 6 string, a dobro, two ukuleles and a banjo. It conforms to the headstock so it shouldn't be a problem.
959937
I would not put steel systems strings on this ukulele. I believe it would be asking for trouble...
1858531
Thanfully yes since all my guitars are rosewoodfretboards. This fluid is not really aggressive. You need some good amount of elbow grease along with the cleaner to get that player buildup off. That's likely a good thing as it's milder nature keeps you from overstripping the fretboard's finish. Some have written that it darkens the finish but my experience is the opposite...likely due to the dark dirt and oil buildup that it removes.
359286
I would go directly to the source and ask then which case would work .... consumerrelations@gretschguitars.com
1399973
Hi,I put theses on my Martin D-28 which was perfect, how ever I did put some on my 1967 Guild Star Fire which is similar to a Gibson ES35.I know I filled 6 screw holes but don't remember if I had to ream the hole slightly.I think you'll be ok but may have to modify a tad. Nice tuners.
924473
I don't know. I'm new to guitars. The description says linden bindings so it could be linden wood. It's lighter than I expect, so probably a cheap thin wood.
13092
No, it's "inlay" like all fret boards. The inlay is actually hard to see, it needs certain light/angles. I have this guitar if you're interested in more info or photos.
2032152
no problem on classical guitars, just check the labels to use the appropriate cleaner based on your guitar finish
2038616
Just use it as a mono rig. Plug guitar into what effects you want and the JamMan the last in the chain.