Will this shoulder rest fit in my son 12 inch viola?
877900
No, this is for violas that are too big to use violin shoulder rests. Your son's viola can use a 3/4 or 4/4 violin shoulder rest.
877901
Hello. I believe this would be too big for a 12 inch viola. I think it is made for 15-17 inch full size violas.
877902
I don't think so. I have a 15 1/2 Inch viola and I use it on the smallest setting, but I like my shoulder rest fairly close the edge of it.
1003002
Yes. Everest has dedicated 3/4 shoulder rest, EZ3. Everest shoulder rest 4/4 is for 3/4, too. It has 6 slots to change the feet position so as to fit the violin width.
1682584
Yes, it should. I have a Bon Musica rest, which is bigger than the Kun, and it just fits.
2036356
My first reaction is that it would be extremely tight if it fit at all. I purchased one for my grandson who has a typical nylon string classical guitar. It was a couple inches short.
1473227
No, this will definitely not work. You want the EZ-VA which will fit up to a 16.5" Viola.
1901178
I'm not sure. My son has a 3/4 size guitar and it fits perfectly. Not sure the length of it. I think as long as it's not a full size guitar it should fit just fine.
1573212
No. I think the tremolo arm you have will fit. I did find that I needed some metal bushings to keep the bridge from being movable, but that's an optional thing. A luthier friend installed those for me.
1602125
Yes. Almost anything that will fit a 4/4 violin will fit a 14" viola. The viola body is only slightly thicker than a full-size violin, and it's wider too, but by even a smaller margin. I have a 14" viola and among the six or so Everest rests I've bought for my violins, one stays in the viola case. The width adjustment is pretty variable, and it might even be useable on a larger viola. If you adjust the width to be a little too narrow, so that you have to pull the right foot out some after the left foot is already on, the plastic back will flex and act like a spring, pulling the feet together for a fit that is very tight and secure while playing. The feet are made of a rigid, non-marring rubber, or else that strategy would damage the finish on the edges of the lower bout before too long. The foot material seems almost identical to what is used for those large black rubber "Ultra" practice mutes that stretch all the way from side to side of a bridge. It's plenty stiff enough to hold the rest, but not hard enough to mar finish or dent wood.
1112825
You should be able to use any shoulder rest as you would on a standard violin
2216692
Yes, I would think so. The hanger is adjustable to fit the neck of the instrument. You "squeeze" it to size.
2177221
My son uses the exterior pocket which has enough depth and volume to hold a his full-size shoulder rest. His shoulder rest is the type with the fasteners that fold inward.
1847802
Probably not. We bought it for my 8 yr old son, and it's a touch big for him maybe. But I'm 6'2" and it's really too small for me. I suppose you can make anything work, and I'm no guitar player, but it feels small for me.
1546448
No, the case does not fit a shoulder rest. Very tight even for the violin, but a good protective, and light case.
2275107
Not sure on 12oz. Mine is 21oz. and it fits great! IF same neck size, then it will.
510095
It works on both a 15 and 16 inch viola. We just upgrade him to a 16 inch and it fit without an issue.
709054
It would probably fit a 3/4 viola that I have, but it's been a while since I've seen a full-size viola. I don't know if the viola's neck would be too wide. The smallest part of the opening (the black caps at the tips of the "U") is 1 1/8" and it opens up (the tan, main part of the "U") to 1 1/4" at its widest.
1484913
There is a shoulder rest holder under the neck of the violin. It holds by Velcro