THis stand is secure for Ovation acoustic guitar? Ovation has different box, like laúd.
875656
It works fine for an Ovation. You use the narrower, deeper niche, as you might for an electric. This is not to say it's secure in an earthquake or as secure an en electric might be, but it's not going anywhere
875657
I don't know for sure because I am not familiar with your guitar, but I would think so. I use it for a Dobro Resonator acoustic bass and it *rests* securely in the stand. But "secure" I'm not sure. It should be stable, but of course it's not fastened to anything.
875658
Should be ok. I don't have an ovation to try it on but this stand is specifically made to handle acoustic (wide) as well as electric (narrow) guitars. I do have a Gretchen hollvody electric which is in between body width and it works fine for that as well. I should think as long as the width of the lower bout spans the arms of the stand you should be good.
875659
Sorry not sure about that kind of guitar? This stand is very sturdy at the base and I use it for my Gibson acoustic and my Fender Start with no problems.
1894801
Hello, It is an award winning design. Not a problem at all. It also make setting this guitar up, and fixing it very easy.
2118287
It is a standard size fretboard for a steel and bronze string guitar. It has a small body, plastic like the Ovations, so very durable. It comes with a really nice little travel case as well. You will need a stap for it as it is a little small to balance on your knee, although it it probably better there than the Martin. I looked at both as well and have been happy enough with the purchase to buy a second one to give as a gift to a family member who spends a lot of time on sail boats.
1205634
On mine, everything is solidly built, tightly attached. I can tell you, though, that this case is VERY heavy (at least to me). If you put a LP-type guitar in it, you'll want to minimize how much you actually have to carry it around.
656222
I use it with my Ovation CS24-RR Guitar model and it works great. Great stand.
1856721
No this would not. This case is for roundback guitars, this case is more fitting for Ovation guitars.
1392438
This has worked great for my Ovation Ultra. It's hard to find a stand that works for Ovations because of the round back. No damage at all.
2134498
Good morning and be blessed. I apologize for the delay. Here are my thoughts. On your first question, the product is very good. I have no problems with the quality. On your second question, yes there's a risk the guitar would tip over if the mic stand's legs are not properly placed to balance the weight of the guitar. However, a proper setup of the mic stand will not result in an accident that you can prevent. Another way to prevent the stand from tipping over would be to secure all legs to the floor on the stage with duct tape. Just an idea. Good day!!!
416329
Yes. The problem is, Jessica, that after you've unfolded the desk, it won't stay in place and support even a small book of sheet music unless the ledge is holding it in place. This also wouldn't be a problem, except that there's nothing to keep the ledge in place besides friction and gravity. You can't get the stand to hold the position you see in the picture. You have to put the ledge on the top, and rest the book on the bottom. Then it will only hold provided that you not touch it.
1722559
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
1263685
Snare stand works. There are three little notches underneath the unit where the snare stand latches into. I think I bought a Pearl stand for about $70. It's very solid, but any stand will work.
1266299
Hi Jonas, Thank you for your question! Yes, this stand will definitely work well for acoustic guitars. The stand also features a pivoting "rubber stopper" that holds the front of your guitar steadily against the stand. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to contact us through Amazon and we'll get back to you ASAP. Have a great day! Henrik / Nordic Essentials
1760332
I have an Epiphone PR-6E and it fit perfectly. I know the body of an Ovation is slightly bigger body but you shouldn't have any issues with it....
1681673
I did the same thing as Russell I built a seperate box. My acoustic was set up perfect and I didn't want to change anything. If you haven't bought it - I'd say spend some more money. It works - I certainly wouldn't ruin a nice guitar with this.
1934372
Yes. I rotate guitars on it, one of which is a Strat. If you can't anchor the stand in a stud, be sure you get dry wall hardware (I used 40-lbs.). It works really well and I get lots of compliments on it.
546512
It can hold a regular guitar. The hook is adjustable in that you can pull it apart to open it up a bit. I hung a regular guitar and it seems pretty secure.
2134497
It works pretty well. I also have a K&M; acoustic performer stand and that is a more solid and permanent solution if you are thinking about giging frequently. However the M-brace does an excellent job. I don't trust it completely because of its construction but I have used mine on rehearsals for over an year with no problem. Regarding the mike stand: when I first set it up I was impressed on how stable it actually is. I would just make sure that you mike stand has good base. Other than that you are good to go.