What is the measurement across the bottom? My banjo is 14"
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My banjo is 13 inch fits perfect. This is a soft case. The outside seams measure 14 inches. You could possibly squeeze it in. It would not be a perfect fit. It is a nice case though.
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My banjo is only 13 inches across. It's a pretty tight fit. You might get a 14 inch banjo in, but it would be tough.
436642
I measured the wheels in different positions, it measures from 14.25 to 15". It will work in a 14.5 space.
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Mine was between 14- and 16 inches when i got it. I'm sure if you asked the seller they would be glad to tell you.
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I would have to know the size of the banjo but I think it would fit.This is a very nice case
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It says 14.1 inch but Im not sure. I bought it for my 10" tablet and also as a place to keep my Nook and Kindle.
907314
14" to the bottom of the rail 15.5" including rail - we do not have the trundle portion of the bed
411184
Our pad is 13". I took the cover off and it will definitely stretch plenty more than enough for your 14".
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John,I bought the case to replace a tattered one that came with a four string tenor banjo I was repairing. I do not have nay measurements... sorry. Good quality case for the money, though.Frank
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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.
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Physically measured at 14.5" to elastic. Should be adequate for 12" deep mattress.
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I measured it to make sure, but yes, it would work for a 14" violin. It has an adjustable back to make it go down to 12". I love mine. I use it for my violin 4/4 and my mandolin. It works for a 3/4, so I measured to make sure it would fit a smaller violin. I just had to loosen the wing nut and it shortened up easily. I would buy another if needed to... no regrets.
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I would need to measure to be sure, but I think the 30 inch length will fit and my banjo has a reverberation chamber about 18-20 inches in diameter. I think you will find the case will work.
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John, This was a a GREAT deal and a beautiful quality case with great cushioning. Unfortunately, though the length and width fit, the depth did not. I have a 1917-18 European prototype banjo and the head depth was too large to fit the case. I had to push down on the case to close it causing the latches to strain. I called the company and they were helpful. Told me to let it sit for a week or two to see if the cushioning compacted enough to fit better. It did not and I had to send it back. It would've only been a matter of time before the latches broke off. It's been difficult finding a quality case at that price that will fit my banjo. I'm still looking.
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If you cut the rubber band and measured it from end to end, it would be about 14".
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I haven't measured it but I would say somewhere between 10" and 14" if that helps
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Hi Tyler, mine is 14" and hangs over just a little. I would get some sort of sticky grips or something to keep it from being knocked off, but the stand is heavy and can take a 23. Good luck!
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bonnie - I am having the same problem. most banjo pots are heavier. all banjos need to be fit to your style of play. your 2nd purchase should have been a strap. string or button connectors. a must. you don't want to attach the strap to the neck. need to find spot on the pot. does not have to go where they mounted the loop holes. I check my mail about every 3 weeks, sorry. I've made more changes. nice piece