Would the case fit for a banjo ukulele Eddy Finn with approximately 9" or 8" drum. Will it not be too large and then not protecting it effictiently?
199086
My 1920's Langstile banjo uke fit perfect, but this banjo has a 9" head with a 10 1/4" resonator so it's larger than most. Very nice case for the money, happy with the purchase and would buy it again. But you need to measure your banjolele for a proper fit; not all Banjo ukuleles are the same size.
199087
I measured just now and the inside is 10.5" from one side of the padding to the other... So it'd fit but would have an inch or two to wiggle around.
1817663
My case doesn't go very far but the molded inside fits very snug. I've had my trumpet since the early '60's without incident and and this case seems better fitted. The backpack straps should help a lot.
123412
I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the... » Read More I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. « Show Less
964228
The case is made to fit a 14"resonator.If you want to use it with out you should use foam rubber to fill in the gap around the banjo.
985435
Not sure... I've never heard or seen one of those, but I do know that the 3 guitars that I have put in the case (Ibanez semi hollow artcore, Fender stratacoustic, and a custom the was made for a friend of mine that resemble a standard strat) all fit with a bit of room. None of them are too snug. You could always try a bass case from the same maker to be sure though.
2006994
Go out to Musicians Friend, Guitar Center sites and look up the case. It will give you the dimensions of the case and I found them to be very accurate. This should give you your answer.Gary
882762
Hello Donn...I have the very same banjo and the case fits it like a glove. It seems to be a very well made case. Couldn't be happier. Enjoy, Richard
1168942
It should fit just fine. I think an 8 inch would even fit my 7 inch case-possibly a nine inch snuggly. I hope this helps.
2055315
Hi Katia,I use this for my Lanikai LU22CGC , which is the same exact uke but with different color hardware and tuners. This case fit like a glove and is very durable. I hope this helps!
13621
My Hola soprano Uke fits in it nicely. I have not measured it. It is a well padded zip up case with a zip up storage area on the front of the case. That storage that can hold my Hola fold up plastic well padded uke stand and my Snark tuner and a Kazoo. It is a great soft well padded case wiht a carry handle and a should strap thei is adjustable..I have no trouble with the zippers. The case has protected my Hola Soprano Uke very well.
123416
No. This is the size of guitar I have and the case was not large enough for it.
1820885
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
1928611
It might fit with the music stand taken off, but that monster weighs almost forty pounds! I doubt the case would hold up for long, as it is flimsy and cheaply built. It works as a dust cover, but not much protection, I used it for a M-Audio 88es, which weighs far less, and it was hugely too big. So I think it will fit, just is not really appropriate.
1996932
Mine fit a 22"bass,12"& 13" toms, as well as a 14", 16" floor tom and a 5.5x14" snare. Great case !
1475877
This case is a very good size. I would just compare the measurements of your banjo to the case to make sure.
279360
It's a small case, but it might still be a bit large for a 1/4 children's guitar? But to get a smaller case, you might have to look at larger ukulele cases, baritone being larger than tenor...
1928676
Do a search here on Amazon for Jameson Banjo Case - there is a gig bag case that fits perfectly for this