Will it properly hold an electric silent violin - like Yamaha sv-200?
1714324
Yes. Provided it is the same shape and length as a 4/4 acoustic violin. thanks. Castle Music
1398912
Sure. I didn't notice any difference in how they hang. It worked on our 1/2, 3/4, and now full size. I had 1/2 and 3/4 hanging next to each other. The only thing to account for is how low violin hangs to and the bow. Mine are handing over the piano, so I had to make sure they are high enough so that when we upgrade to full size, bow won't be hitting the top of the piano (+ some room for sheet music that is always piled all over the piano no matter how often I clean it up!)
1108398
I have a kun collapsible violin shoulder rest. It works great. The feet fold toward the center and I can store it easily in my violin case.
507814
Yes, I believe it would. I tried it out on my grand piano. The geometry is such that only half of the illumination arm was over the music, but that was adequate. I believe use on an upright may be even better
1425546
Yes it holds them perfectly. I have a six string bass in one, it's very wide at the head stock and the bass is very heavy, but I've have had no problems with it.
437531
I would think it would fit fine. It's quite roomy for the violin rest. It would most definitely work if the rest is adjustable. It's a great case that is holding up very well and it saves the v. rest from getting lost or misplaced, especially for an instrument that is getting transported a lot.
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Due to the difference in the overall size, shape and configuration of the head stock (location of tuning keys. etc.), I do not believe this item would work for a violin. Although I am sure that there must be something on the market made for this purpose, I personally am not familiar with it. Since Amazon can provide almost everything in the world, if it's made, they will have it.
200660
Yes, as long as there is room to clamp it to the headstock to pick up the vibration it'll work.
239670
Likely, yes. I'm not familiar with the size of the body, but the spacing of the tubes is such that I've fit acoustics, electrics, basses, and my brother's banjo (which I'm guessing is about as rounded as the the viola bass would be) on it with no trouble.
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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.
94915
I used mine to hold my ukulele, and it works fine. The hooks can be turned so that they will fit all sizes of instruments.
1546556
I use it to carry my acoustic on my motorcycle. It kind of rests on my passenger seat.
482892
Debra, my best guess is that it would fit. This stand is for soprano and concert ukeleles, and a 3/4 violin should be about 22" long, with the soprano uke being about 21". The bottom bout of the instrument should be about 7" or more for it to fit at the bottom of the stand. (i.e. the widest part of the body at the lower end.) I hope this helps.
2005264
I believe that it will, though I do not play a violin. I used it for guitar, banjo and mandolin.
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
1211712
The three hangers move as one unit so the instruments have to be close in size. Mine holds a full size fiddle and 15" viola at the same time if that gives you some idea.
1278545
My husband said it will hold it but he would not recommend it because it is only held with tiny pins for the selves.He has an old real to real on the bottom self and that is around 45 lbs. Stereo on top with equalizer. Hope this helps.