Would this be a suitable stand for a Baby Taylor Guitar?
2087149
I would say it depends on what you want to do with it. I bought it hoping to put a smaller guitar (almost kid size) on it and the stand is now in storage because it was too annoying for that size. The problem is that the part of the stand that actually holds the guitar is both wide and deep. I can get the guitar to balance on it but any bump, no matter how slight, causes it to fall off. So if you want it for a situation where you are certain that nothing will bump into it, might work. Otherwise I would look for something else.
2087150
I have not tried it w/ a Baby Taylor. (Mine is on extended loan!) It should work well. It holds my dreadnaught and my 000-sized Martins just fine. The back support will rise higher on the Baby Taylor but you can scoot the bottom of the guitar further forward and it should be very secure. It is stable with my much heavier Martin HD28 dread. so it should hold to little taylor just fine.
2087151
From the looks of a Taylor guitar it probably would. Obviously wouldn't fit like a full size but I think It'd be able to hold.
2274267
I just tried it - the M Heli Electric Guitar Stand is just narrow enough (side to side) for an autoharp. You'd have perhaps a half-inch to spare. If you're careful placing the harp in the stand it will be stable and will not slip down at the corners. Depth is perfect. You might consider K&M;'s acoustic guitar stand. Depth will be more than you need, but width is adjustable.
551277
I wouldn't recommend this guitar stand for anything with an asymmetrical bottom. It sits very low to the floor. You would be much better off getting a tubular stand from Stagg or another vendor. If you look at the models and can tell they have an adjustable "Y" tube on the bottom, it could then be tilted slightly, fitting your bass better and holding it upright.
1452676
I got World Tour Double X Keyboard Stand which is good enough. For child-proofing you may want to go all out with this Yamaha L85 Keyboard Stand
1613539
If it fits the dimensions give in the details it possibly could. It is great for an iPad. But these tablet stands in general don't seem to hold up for long. Be gentle with it. Don't throw it in a gig bag with other stuff. We already had to replace one. Despite that, it is much more professional looking than a music stand.
5881
I would think so. But the stand might look oversized to the ukulele. Wouldn't recommend. If you leave your email, I can take a pic of the stand and send it to you.
1382200
I would think so. It fits two different sizes of guitars in our house, and you can make it wider or narrower. It's a versatile stand.
1021242
i would say not for small hand...... its quite big guitar .. u may want to try Taylor guitars
1485586
No, i think its a good quality guitar which is easy to play and has a great sound. Also, it will retain its value, so, if for some reason you decide guitar is not for you, it will be a lot easier to sell a Taylor. Good luck, and practice, practice, practice!!!
1502274
Yes, I would say....be to because the case is soft, and the headstock area is made to accept a Dean V headstock, as you can see from the picture.....which can fit also, a left or, right handed V guitar....I think it's a safe purchase...
683333
No it wouldnt because the Taylor is an acoustic guitar and the Yamaha is a classical guitar. They are shaped different. That hardcase is shaped for an acoustic.
1221264
I guess it would depend on the size of the kid's guitar. There was a previous question where they asked for the width of the tubes on the base. The height is adjustable. I would think it would probably work. Refer to the previous questions and answers and then measure your child's guitar. Hope this helps.
1382540
The Big Baby isn't unfinished ... it is flat or satin finished ... the Taylor website lists it as "varnish" ... I wouldn't say it would "take more abuse than normal" ... it is a wood guitar a little smaller than standard size ... you will have to take care of it as you would any wooden acoustic ... if you are looking for something more durable than a wood guitar you might investigate composite instruments ... I can say that the Big Baby is a very satisfying guitar in playability and sound ...
247649
I'm sure you can use it for an electric guitar. The braces on the bottom are wide for an acoustics.It hasn't ruined my guitar. If you have a really high end guitar I would spend some more money on a stand.
1614160
My tweed (Stagg gcx-wgd) is used for a Taylor Dreadnaught. Mine fits like a glove.This will not fit your concert size guitar perfectly, but still quite suitably. I have used a dreadnaught case similar to this for a concert guitar before and it worked just fine for many years. This is really a good looking case, I think you'll be quite happy with it. At least, I'm very happy with mine. everyone who sees it, remarks about it. I hope this helps you. Good luck and KEEP PLAYING!!!
1549715
Yes this stand would work for a child-sized guitar. The stand is adjustable to fit all size guitars and should not be a problem for a 7 year old to handle.
891416
Yes, it would be, particular if this is first go with a nice guitar. Hope this helps you.