will this pickup fit the sound hole of a martin LX1 acoustic guitar?
1636773
If it's the smaller travel size the sound hole is probably too small, compare to a standard size dreadnought
1636774
it has a wider stance than the average hole by about a half inch on either side and is held in place with some foam rubber substance - so more than likely yeah - but if I had a Martin I would upgrade to a unit that had a volume control on the wire - just saying. This pick=up is elegant for we who play professionally but is out of your control at the source besides your amp...and thru an electric amp it's tinny sounding - but thru an acoustic amp or pa it's just as rich as can be.
743906
About five inches. The pickup may not work on all guitars. Check the fish man web site for more info. AB
1270590
This is basically for standard hole size guitar... I also have a fender acoustic electric with a small body in addition to the ibanez acoustic and it did not fit.. So i would say no, but i dont know.
414905
This box will fit in any standard full size pickup box. So yes it should fit perfectly in your pickup
2219609
Yes. You may have some weird holes left on your guitar, but it will fit and it will be functional.
978001
It should, It fit my LP standard......But, every LP model Is different, So, You'll have to measure the Nut slot.
1118073
This is a piezzo pickup with a 1/4" plug. It is intended for amplifying acoustic guitars. I have heard of it being used for Rocksmith, though.
1516889
I am like 99.99% sure it will but if not it would probably need just a very tiny ammount of routing if it doesnt. If it doesnt fit just take it to a guitar shop and they will make it fit or just be like me and route it yourself lol if you de be careful. Goodluck!
398647
I have a Taylor light weight guitar. If your Martin guitar is not that heavy this may work for you.
253169
My guess is probably not. I purchased this gig bag for a Martin D-1 (basic dreadnaught size/shape), and it was too shallow (i.e. wouldn't fit the body of the guitar).
813755
I would check to see what size holes the head of your guitar. I bought then and had to drill out my acoustic to accommodate them. It was a cheaper guitar so I didn't mind. I'm not sure if you want to do that to yours. If you do out don't care then I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
1026694
This looks like the "standard" one, which is made to fit dreadnought-sized guitars and similar. The classical one, meanwhile, is made to fit classical guitars and smaller steel-string guitars. Unfortunately, for some guitars, like my Martin 00-18V, this one is too big, and the classical one is really a little small. I think the Kyser website might have exact measurements for the range of sound holes each is designed to fit into.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
322335
It fits my Martin dxk12. Not certain of the exact measurement on it, as I don't have it at work. I would guess 3 3/4". It tightens down on and under the top with padded surfaces with a #1 phillips bolt/nut. I'm 99% certain it would fit yours. I love the pickup, for both recording and especially live settings. It helps my not so great Martin sound really good. You could always return it(?) if it doesn't strike your fancy. It is a rather expensive piece but was worth it in my experience. Hope I helped.
1742744
If it is a standard sized guitar..it should fit no problem...if not i I'm unsure
230832
Hi, yes, it will fit. I put it into a Squier Standar Fender Strat. Wiring was simple. Pickups sound great. Many greetings, R.-B.
896287
Yeah it should fit on the there just fine. If all else the metal is soft enough to where you can widen it or tighten it to fit. Brings a whole new sound to your guitar. I love mine!!