do you carry any shoulder rest that would be usable for both a full viola and a full violin?...thank you
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All 4/4 violin shoulder rests can only used on 14" viola, for bigger viola, you have to get a viola shoulder rest.
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We are sorry to tell you that we don't carry viola shoulder rest, and the full size violin shoulder rest won't fit a full size viola.
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My daughter has a full size violin and it fits great it is a very nice case with room for a headrest also.we have it in pink.as faras I know it does not come in purple.
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This is too small for the full size viola, and we are sorry to tell you that we don't carry viola shoulder rest.
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You should be able to use any shoulder rest as you would on a standard violin
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Hi Peter! Thank you for your question. The instrument works very well with both mandolins and violas because of its multi-stretch features. The stand has both extendable legs as well as extendable neck. The silicone rubber pads that the instrument stands on can also be adjusted according to instrument thickness. If you check the listing images you will see more specifically where you can adjust the stand for different sized instruments :-). Due to its stretchable features the stand can be used for most instruments from guitars to violas and everything in-between :-). Hope that helps! Have a great day Henrik / Nordic Essentials
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Yes. Almost anything that will fit a 4/4 violin will fit a 14" viola. The viola body is only slightly thicker than a full-size violin, and it's wider too, but by even a smaller margin. I have a 14" viola and among the six or so Everest rests I've bought for my violins, one stays in the viola case. The width adjustment is pretty variable, and it might even be useable on a larger viola. If you adjust the width to be a little too narrow, so that you have to pull the right foot out some after the left foot is already on, the plastic back will flex and act like a spring, pulling the feet together for a fit that is very tight and secure while playing. The feet are made of a rigid, non-marring rubber, or else that strategy would damage the finish on the edges of the lower bout before too long. The foot material seems almost identical to what is used for those large black rubber "Ultra" practice mutes that stretch all the way from side to side of a bridge. It's plenty stiff enough to hold the rest, but not hard enough to mar finish or dent wood.
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I can give no guarnatees but I think this would hold your violin in place. You can bend the two "arms" to give you a tighter fit and you can angle them up to hold the instrument in place. The other great thing about this device is you can screw in the guitar holder (if you wish to hold a guitar instead of a violin) without having to mount a new device. I really like mine and it is much easier than taking it out of the case everytime I practice.
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For violin, you want the version of this tuner with the clamp made for attaching to the side of the body, like a chin rest. D'Addario NS Micro Violin Tuner
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Yes. Everest has dedicated 3/4 shoulder rest, EZ3. Everest shoulder rest 4/4 is for 3/4, too. It has 6 slots to change the feet position so as to fit the violin width.
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I'm assuming you measured the full body of the viola. The size is measured by the fingerboard I think. There's a chart I found on Google. Size 17" is a 27" viola, approximately. It should hang from this product just fine.
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My daughter has a shoulder rest (not a kun) but is fits her full size violin and it fits just fine in the bag. I am not sure if a kun is larger than the one she has, but I would think it should fit just fine.
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The width of the neck oepning is foam padded and 2 and 1/4 inches. So while your neck is undoubtedly more narrow than that, it depends on the head of the instrument and wether or not it will rest on the pads. The only othervthing I might mention is the guards which pull down and hold the instrument from falling out are spring loaded and pull doan from the weight of the instrument. I would think a banjo or a mandolin would weigh enough to trip the levers....not sure about a violin. But I think a violin is too narrow at the neck and head, anyway. Greg
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I play guitar and piano. Considering that violin is similar in some aspects. This would probably be just as useful as it is for guitar. It is great for strengthening and staying in practice and pattern excercises. I think it would be perfectly fine for violin :)
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I doubt it. Mine has a chin rest but no shoulder rest. With the chin rest it is almost flush to the top of where the fiddle sits in the case. There is lots of room to put the shoulder rest though.
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There is plenty of room and even a specially designated place inside the case under the neck of the violin for a shoulder rest
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I don't know about that brand, however, though my child's violin is smaller, the only shoulder rest we could find was a full-size that easily adjusts to fit her violin. And, it fits nicely inside this case. Hope that helps.
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It's not true for my instrument. I don't have to take it off. Perhaps the other person's violin was longer or the chin rest was larger.