Would a banjo work well with this stand?
1152336
Yes, the stand is adjustable and works fine for my hubby's banjo or guitars.
1152337
I don't own a banjo, but I think it won't work well. You need the body to lean into the stand, no the neck.
113706
It should work with a Banjo. As long as the clip fits on the banjo? It will tell you what note is playing.
232428
That is larger than what I use, but not much. It should work just fine. One of the great things about this stand is how adjustable it is. I think you will find it indispensible - as I do!
305565
I don't know of a specific piece, but I imagine it would be relatively easy to make. Mine came with leather straps that wrapped around individual braces and screwed into the holes on the main strap. I don't have a thousand dollar banjo, so I am not worried about an individual bracket breaking off the rim. If you feel the need to distribute the weight across the entire rim, I suggest finding a strap of leather or other tough material to feed under the braces and drill a hole on either end to match the diameter of the holes on the strap and using those brass screws.
964229
My Bacon and Day fits jut fine. It has a resonator and a knee mute. No problem. My Epiphone Recording also fits in the case. Unless your banjo is exceptionally large you should not have any problem.
175172
I did, but only if you can handle a 150 to 200 lb motor and banjo. You also need good space to work in and around. Good Luck! It took about 8 hrs.
1901411
I used this stand for my double trigger bass trombone when I played in the pit for a musical and it was just fine. Albeit I was always a little nervous about it, but I felt more secure if I turned the trombone so that the slide was right above one of the legs and not in between two of them. So yes, I would say that with some common sense and safety thoughts, this stand would work just fine for a small bore f attachment horn.
1563432
Looks wise I don't know, but the stand is very sturdy & I think it would be fine for your setup.
2041651
My experience with pickup on a banjo only involved a magnetic pickup. A transducer like this one would work, but I sense that it would overload too easily. You know how dangerous a banjo can be to start with, right:-)
1762266
Yes any standard hi-hat stand will work this unit. I'm using a Yamaha stand.
1459096
Yes it will. While it's not perfect, it works nonetheless. It's built for a harp and it works great. Works fine with a kazoo, just not perfect.
1475878
I'm not familiar with that banjo. I would measure the resonator at the widest point and the overall length of the banjo, and compare to the specs of the case. Good luck!
1928676
Do a search here on Amazon for Jameson Banjo Case - there is a gig bag case that fits perfectly for this
1382200
I would think so. It fits two different sizes of guitars in our house, and you can make it wider or narrower. It's a versatile stand.
191831
My banjo was set up almost perfectly from Amazon. All I did was adjust the bridge a bit back and forth +/- 1/2" to get close to intonation and then tweak it by moving the upper or lower part of the bridge so that after about 10 minutes it was perfectly intonated. BTW, it was packed very well from the factory/Amazon. I was very happy with my first decent banjo and probably could owned it for a lifetime, but as it is: so many banjos; so little time!
1382201
I have one for my guitar, and it will hold the banjo nicely. I use a different one for my banjo, but only because my guitar sits better in this one.
1679170
I would think so. The books for my band aren't really heavy but this stand seems very sturdy.