How long is the long pocket at the top so I can buy a music stand that can fit in that pocket?
1251571
a close approximation: 19 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 2 inches deep. Good idea about the music stand. Let us know how that works out.
1251572
About as long as a standard drumstick with maybe about 3-4 inches of leftover space. I surprisingly can't find a ruler in my house ? Weird... But if you need exact measurements, you might want to email the seller. I don't have a way to get approximates at the moment. Hope this was a tiny but helpful!
1251573
the top pocket is roughly (and I mean roughly...I'm like 7 beers deep) 16 inches deep...I dunno how big a music stand is...but if it's less than 16 inches from top to bottom...and about a foot across....you should be okay....
1251574
I think it's a little too narrow for that. you could fit a 2" guitar strap in it and maybe some small, narrow items (tuner, picks, cloth) but that's about it.
276416
No pocket for music and no extra room for mutes. Good for a beginner's case, but should consider a higher quality case for storage of extras items if more involve in higher band! Other than that, it's a sturdy case.
1157017
32" to the top; add 1" for the music stand folded and 6-3/4" with the music stand stood up. There are 24" for knee room. I have been really pleased with this purchase if that is any help. I have kids who can play with the headphones, a small house so it fits well, and we move the furniture often so this is perfect to be able to move it between floors depending upon the mood or the season.
1537561
No - there is no music holder on the stand. The keyboard should have a music holder though.
536210
52 1/8 in x 14 1/4 in x 30 3/4 inWidth x Depth x Height Removable Music stand is about 7 1/2 inches higher than top of piano.
1555322
It fits my 52" yamaha 88 key portable. Note: The stand will not go low enough to sit like you would at a piano, at least not with my keyboard, which is 6" thick. On the other hand, I am 5'2". If you want to stand and play, no problem, I suppose.
1433319
I can't measure the edge now since the stand is over at a band mate's house where we rehearse. I will tell you that we play from a rather thick ring binder and I haven't had trouble with it. I tilt the music holder back a bit and the music sits in place just fine.
129424
I don't know about the original specs of the stand but I cut some lenghth off the top and bottom to fit my 11" deep Casio PX-330 snug against my wall with no bar sticking out of the front! I just got a cheap pipe cutting saw, then put the endcaps back on. It only took about 15 minutes!
296761
I didn't measure it but I have my Les Paul Standard in it and it fits perfectly. Hope this helps.
1052006
It's long enough to put the cymbal stands in without having to collapse them. The diameter and size should be in the description of the product
388428
The stand holds a guitar perfectly. If the banjo is the same as a guitar it should fit.
260965
I carry an Epiphone Les Paul that is 40" tall, 13.5" wide, and 3" deep. You should be good.
1766444
There is a music stand probably close to 4 octaves in length. My keyboard stand and the music stand are both a gunmetal gray. Apparently, they have changed the color since I got mine last fall.
2098327
i believe your concern is if the music stand is too thin. It isn't. The way the clips are designed, it actually clenches like claws. it'll even clinch a piece of tissue paper. and just in case anyone wants to know, the range is from 0 to maybe 5/8 inches.
486573
I have this case, I think the piccolo case would fit. The pocket is pretty roomy.
2111666
Length 44", lower bout 16 1/4", upper bout 13 1/8". There's a soft foam lining and those dimensions are with the lining uncompressed, so a slightly larger instrument would fit, snugly.
1280713
Yes, but it's a low profile plastic stand, so tall single sheets can fold over the back. It fits into a slot along the back. You may want to use a binder behind tall sheet music.