Are the prongs adjustable? If not, would they hold a mandolin, ukelele, and banjo along with guitars?
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They are no adjustable, but I use for my guitars acoustics and electric as well as my mandolin. Anything with a neck should fit. My mandolin has a skinny neck but had no problem hanging from the hangers.
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Not really adjustable. Holder threads into wall mount. Should hold all of those no problem just make sure you get longer screws to mount base.
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no they arent adjustable. i dont have any of those intruments but estimate that these would not hold the smaller heads
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Yes!! We have a mandolin, tenor Uke, soprano Uke and a banjolele. All of them fit!
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No but I have them for a 6 string, a dobro, two ukuleles and a banjo. It conforms to the headstock so it shouldn't be a problem.
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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 it should work just fine. We have les pauls hung on them right now but we have a dean acoustic and a Alvarez acoustic that fits on them as well.
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As long as these are mounted correctly, they can hold regular guitars. Both guitars that I have hanging on these hangers have heavy tremolo bridges, and the hangers are very secure.
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I use it for both bass and 6 string guitars. Don't think a ukulele is long enough to reach the back pads as configured. However the height is adjustable. So if only ukuleles were hung, the height adjustment pole could be shortened.
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Base has adjustable guitar depth holders. Should be OK, I use mine for a baritone.
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You can indeed adjust it down to fit a uke. I myself use mine on my BC EAB and have it as low as i can get my Instrument hang for maxium Playability...
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Width on standard guitar/bass holder is 1-7/8". The ukelele/mandolin hook is 1-1/2 down ti 1-3/8" tapering back to center. I have 7 of the hooks to hold bass guitars, and wanted a smaller one for the Ukebass. The smaller hook has a capacity stated on the package of 16 lbs. Don't know how wide a Gutalele is. Good luck. This should give you as much info as you need.
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No...they are specifically for classical guitars. You have to tie a certain knot in the end.
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I can hang my A stylr mando and Baby Taylor in 'em. But it all depends on how wide the head is on your uke.
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I do not "think" these are adjustable, since it's an analog device. I think the Electronic models have an option for that, but please verify to make sure! This was a cheaper model, so it is what it is...
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The head stock on those instruments might be too small. These work well for a 1/2 size guitar and ukuleles.
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They are adjustable. I wouldn't waste my money on it though. It isn't very sturdy. I disassembled it and glued it so it's better but it's pretty cheap.
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Might. I don't have a uke. The U-shaped piece which holds the instrument at the head stock can be pinched together (bent) to make it smaller in case the uke's neck and headstock are smaller than a normal guitar or bass.
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Yes actually. I used those metal molly screws being the guitars weigh at least 10 -15 pounds each except for my acoustics.