Would this stand work for an acoustic guitar (36" tall, 12.5" wide, 3.75" deep)? This stand is attractive; the guitar stands I've been able to find here and elsewhere are decidedly unattractive. Thanks.
613341
Probably not. The curved "hooks" would barely grasp the front edge of the guitar body and the highest vertical part is only 6" up - not very secure for a 36" length guitar.
1281590
Yes it will work. The stand is adjustable for height, which in turn adjusts it for width at the same time. Hope this helps.
1853051
I use it for a full-size semi-acoustic electric bass guitar. I do not believe it would work for a full size acoustic.
1685106
No, it won't fully seat,as the stand is only 2 3/4 in. at the bottom where the guitar needs to be for proper stability.
1189083
This stand adjusts from 24" to 36" high and 24" to 36" wide and will go up to a wall. It seems very stable and works well. I'm pleased with it. Chris, Wilmington, NC
1867765
I have this stand and I think it would work well for a banjo. It worked for my old Ovation guitar (which had the rounded back) and it works with my new guitar. The tongs might stick out a bit, but that would not hinder it from working well.
2190051
The dimension is 3 3/4 inches. Only way I can see it working is if you have a slim body on the guitar using a soft case.
1274789
It's being used for a 35 inch scale, 24 fret 6 string bass and there's About 5 inches of room above the head stock. So it should fit. It's a very solid case, I am happy with mine.
294659
I do not think an acoustic will fit in this case. It's not deep enough. It fits a standard electric guitar very nicely.
1783953
A guitar stand is not included, but I'm sure any standard guitar stand will work. Please know it is a small guitar
88802
At the narrowest, the arm holders measure approximately 9 1/4" across (from one arm to the other). At their widest they measure 11" across. The center range measures 10" across. So measure your guitar and compare. It should be wider than about 9 3/4" at the bottom where it will be cradled by the arms. The length of each arm is 6". I don't see there would be any issue whatsoever with a 3/4 size guitar, personally. I have a friend who has hers in a similar guitar stand and it looks fine. But to be sure, just measure your guitar body at the base to get a better idea. At the narrowest, the arm holders measure approximately 9 1/4" across (from one arm to the other). At their widest they measure 11" across. The center range measures 10" across. So measure your guitar and compare. It should be wider than about 9 3/4" at the bottom where it will be cradled by the arms. The length of each arm is 6". I don't see there would be any issue whatsoever with a 3/4 size guitar, personally. I have a friend who has hers in a similar guitar stand and it looks fine. But to be sure, just measure your guitar body at the base to get a better idea.
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Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
1728470
The stand I bought measures 12.5 inches deep X 31 inches wide X 30.5 inches tall. It is very sturdy and works quite well for my 29 gallon fish tank, but may be too narrow for your application.
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Hi Ted, I bought this for my natural wood finish Baritone ukulele. I don't know how heavy your electric guitar is, but it may not be sturdy enough for it. I don't think the rubber pads would bother the finish but you may want to contact the manufacturer to be sure. For my acoustic guitar I prefer a stand that is much taller and has a space for the neck to sit.
807019
This stand will work for any electric guitar with a rounded or flat bottom. Guitars like a Gibson Explorer or flying V wouldn't work, but my Fender copy sits fine on this stand.
668750
An acoustic guitar inside of a hard shell case could not fit on the stand. An electric in a gig band could fit and possibly an electric inside of a hard shell could fit, but doubt it. It's a good buy just be careful cause the box was damaged when I got it and some bolts fell out
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Should be no problem at all. It's a little over 49" wide at the front. About 3" from the front it starts to taper and is about 24" wide at the back. Overall it's about 18" deep. It's a great stand by the way.