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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Dear Jersey Girl - I just tried my Grand Concert Yamaha Acoustic. It has the same depth as yours and it will not fit. Not even close. So sorry.John
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Sorry, it would not be a good fit. My ukulele is 3" deep, and any more would be tight.
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.
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My tenor uke is about 3 1/8" deep and just fits. I doubt it would fit your guitar.
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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.
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Sophia,This is a standard "dreadnought" size instrument. Its the best selling size of acoustic guitar by far. We would recommend this size instrument for most everyone from teens up unless they had very petite hands - in which case we might recommend a "student" sized instrument. While not a perfect measurement (hands don't necessarily link to height - a competent guitar teacher would be best to insure), if the player is over 4' 6" in height, they are fine with a dreadnought size guitar like the SA-50 which they can use for life. Your Friends at EZPICKN
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Hi David.I use this case to store a guitar Hofma HG 285G Semi acoustic:http://eagle.com.br/images/instrumentos/normal/HG-285G-SB-01.jpgThe measures of this guitar are as follows:http://www.ranieresite.xpg.com.br/arq/Guitar%20measures%20Hofma%20GH%20285G.pdfIf your guitar has equal measures, the case is for you.View measures the case I bought, Model: 1SKB-SC18, in the manufacturer's website:http://www.skbcases.com/music/products/proddetail.php?f=&id;=221&o;=&offset;=1&c;=136&s=75See ya
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Inside measurements are 43 1/4 " long, just shy of 18" wide and 4 1/8" deep. I will not hold a standard acoustic guitar but it does hold the thin body style acoustic, however it does touch the glass and I wouldn't recommend using it for such a guitar. Hope this helps :)
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Amy, there are a number of different sizes of acoustic guitar. I suggest that you go to the guitar manufacturers' website, and obtain the measurements of your specific model - overall length, body length, width (both upper and lower bouts), and body depth. Then, go to the SKB website, to compare your instruments' dimensions with this cases' dimensions. That's the way I did it, and the case I bought fits my guitar like it was custom made.
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Yes it will, I have a baritone uke and it fits it just fine...but no larger than that. I use a regular guitar stand for mine. This is a really fine stand by the way!
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measure your guitar. My acoustic is 41" long, 11.5" across near the cutaway and 15.5" across at it's widest and about 4.75" deep and the guitar fits the case fairly snug with a little bit of room to spare all around. I'd almost say it's just about a perfect fit for me and I absolutely love it (and paid twenty less than what it's going for now in April 2012). Keep in mind, the case will smell for a couple weeks while the lacquer or whatever it is they use finally dissipates and dries out; but after that, it is a very nice case for the money (at least it used to be when it was twenty less).
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The stands I bought have 6 preset holes. If I have to guess the height I would say at least 6 feet to 6.5 feet. I have to left the speaker above my head to get them on the stand. I like them a lot. Good luck with them. I hope this help you.
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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
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The dimensions of my guitar are L 39.5" W 14.5" and it fit perfectly. The most important is overall length (40" max) the other dimensions, height and width, are more flexible.
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I just noticed the other answer was 100% opposite of mine. I apologize if I'm just ignorant to instruments but the dimensions of my acoustic bass guitar are- 44" long, 15" wide, and 4" deep. I'm sorry if I misunderstood the type of instrument in question!
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I went home and measured the inside dimensions for you...15.25" wide x 42" tall x 4.25" deepThat's the "maximum" dimension internally. Just measure your guitar and make the call :)
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The IsoAcoustics speaker stands are very nice, however, I ordered a medium size stand which turned out to be too small for my speakers, even though the medium size is supporting my speakers but got to make sure no one bumps into the speakers for they may fall off the stand. Again, I do like the stands and I will eventually purchase the large stands for my speakers.
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Teri, it depends on the width of the junior guitar,as long as it is wider than 9 " it will fit just fine.Anything smaller would not sit right. That's not depth but width ,the size of guitar From left to right.I'm quite sure it will work just fine.It's a very cool portable stand fits right in my gig bag because it folds up so small
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Probably not. You might look into using a guitar stand, which would be closer the right size and very adjustable.
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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.