I purchased a chord buddy back in November and this darn thing has givien me trouble trying to get it to fit since. Purchased for daughter and sad she can't use it.. Trying to et it to fit on a 38" acoustic GA3810R model guitar also purchased from here on amazon.... I purchased a chord buddy back in November and this darn thing has givien me trouble trying to get it to fit since. Purchased for daughter and sad she can't use it.. Trying to et it to fit on a... » Read More I purchased a chord buddy back in November and this darn thing has givien me trouble trying to get it to fit since. Purchased for daughter and sad she can't use it.. Trying to et it to fit on a 38" acoustic GA3810R model guitar also purchased from here on amazon.... « Show Less
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It doesn't work for me either. I have tried and tried to get it to stick on correctly, but it slips and slides and makes the guitar sound terrible. It is just another failed product that I should return, but haven't bothered to yet. Denise Trone
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Likely the problem is with your guitar and not the Chord Buddy. Cheap guitars like the one you referenced commonly have higher and less predictable and/or adjustable action that may cause problems with your Chord Buddy. The neck may also be too wide for the CB to fit properly. If you can't get it to line up properly, I would upgrade the guitar before giving up on the Chord Buddy. Literally tens of thousands of Chord Buddy users have no problems and are playing along with their Chord Buddy.
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Slide it through..starting lower mid and up bto bthe topway look at youbtube..how to install...type in chord buddy...
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I have the same problem of it slipping, and sitting on the strings wrong. The green tab sticks to the red's rubber piece. The red sometimes thuds out a string if I don't press really hard. I'm ok for the moment as I'm just having fun learning to strum and gain finger coordination. I bought the full system directly from the vendor at a local box store promotion. I bought the complete kit, guitar and all. I am still working with it. I have high hopes for this product as it has been fun so far. I plan to call the vendor at some point to dicuss fitting it to their official chord buddy brand guitar. I have the same problem of it slipping, and sitting on the strings wrong. The green tab sticks to the red's rubber piece. The red sometimes thuds out a string if I don't press really hard. I'm ok for the moment as I'm just having fun learning to strum and gain finger coordination. I bought the full system directly from the vendor at a local box store promotion. I bought the complete kit, guitar and all. I am still working with it. I have high hopes for this product as it has been fun so far. I plan to call the vendor at some point to dicuss fitting it to their official chord buddy brand... » Read More I have the same problem of it slipping, and sitting on the strings wrong. The green tab sticks to the red's rubber piece. The red sometimes thuds out a string if I don't press really hard. I'm ok for the moment as I'm just having fun learning to strum and gain finger coordination. I bought the full system directly from the vendor at a local box store promotion. I bought the complete kit, guitar and all. I am still working with it. I have high hopes for this product as it has been fun so far. I plan to call the vendor at some point to dicuss fitting it to their official chord buddy brand guitar. « Show Less
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George, I can't answer that question as I have already traded that guitar in on a new one. It was, however, a great sounding 12-string with surprising quality for such a low price. The only reason I traded it is because Ovations seem to be easier on my neck. I must be getting old. Fyi, my Ovation hangs mostly on my wall. 12-strings are hard to play and will take persistence to master. But they sound great. Good luck.
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Not sure, go on line, go to chordbuddy web site, email company, and ask ? They will get right back to you. All so read carefully the info on chordbuddy will tell you if it will fit.
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What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
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I have the same issue. I've given up on this. I'm looking to buy my son another guitar.
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Dear Jersey Girl - I just tried my Grand Concert Yamaha Acoustic. It has the same depth as yours and it will not fit. Not even close. So sorry.John
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I got one for my 8 yr old daughter last year. She is tall for her age - could pass for a 10-11 yr old. It is a good fit for her. her guitar teacher said it is a good size for her. It's about 38" in length and about 14" at it's widest spot.
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You definitely don't want to get this one then. I bought two of these and it's just kind of weak. It will fit on a larger neck but it just won't push the strings down enough. Even with smaller necks like on my electric guitars, it makes my strings buzz.
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Go to the SKB website. Full list of guitars that work. If it isn't on there, it doesn't fit.
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Make sure the scale lenght matches. Most Fender style are 25.5" This neck, I had to return because there was a crack where the fingerboard meats the neck. Second one I got was fine. Needs a litle setup but was basically playable out of the box. May have to work down the heel to fix, depends on the guitar.Tom
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I don't know anything about that guitar. I have a Fender Telecaster, & that fits. Sorry I can't help.
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I would definitely call Grover or Gibson and get an exact part number. Bought them for my acoustic without doing my research and now my tuners are at a slight angle to the headstock because of different screw placements. It actually looks kind of neat imo, but not what I was originally expecting
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that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope... » Read More that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. « Show Less
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personally I think it would be too large. Our daughter is 17 and began guitar this year and bought this model and it is large and heavier than other models. I would recommend a lighter, smaller one.
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I cannot comment as it did not fit the guitar I had purchased it for. I have since given the device away
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Do not buy this online, because if you do not like it you will not be able to return it. So far I was not able to use it because I have to buy the chord to charge it and they don't provide this chord, you have to buy it separately.
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Your guitar is a dreadnaught. The GC1124G is a for a jumbo G series guitar. I doubt your instrument will fit properly. Try to find a Takamine case made for a dreadnaught.