What size cymbals do the cymbal mutes fit?
826860
They fit 14" (hats), 16", and 20" cymbals. I rarely use them and agree that the size doesn't matter much.
826861
standard hi-hat, 16" and 20". Honestly I don't use the cymbal mutes as much because it really takes the tone out but if you have to mute them it will definitely do the trick.
2060358
They are just under 1", about 7/8". Hope that'll work. They deaden noise better than any others I've tried.
278355
It's pretty universal I imagine they'll fit any mouthpiece as it fits my alto and tenor mouthpieces. Easily modifiable if it somehow didnt.
1970291
I'd say 5/8 inch. I use them on my apple earphones and on my Sony ones. They fit nicely, are thick enough that they don't rip when you try to put them on, but aren't so thick that the earphones fall out of your ear.
339315
5-7 cymbals, depending on bell size of the cymbals. it can fit more but then case doesn't close nice and tight.
1048336
They aren't cut for any specific size string, each saddle has the same size notch in it. I've personally tried them with .10s and .11s and it worked with both sets.
376949
Headstock of my bass was 1/2" and they fit fine. You probably have about an 1/8" of wiggle though, if you don't mind shortening the space for winding strings.
360980
Yes those should fit. The set they are used for is a mapex set of drums and zipped up there's still a bit of room.
710102
I have a 22 X 20 badd drum too. It fits, tight, but I like them to fit tight. Good luck!
1075509
Silver 3.5mm, standard size for MP3 players. I'm using mine on an older Creative Zen.
177265
Pearl tx-100 extender pipe might help. They also have pipes with closed ends and you can buy an adp-30. but for all that cost and hassle you might just be better off buying a pearl cymbal arm
210789
I can't tell you the diameter, but look for dots on the foam. 1 dot for small, 2 for medium, 3 for large. The dots are on the flat part facing the headphone.
339318
Hi, I can fit a ride, two crashes, hi hats, & a splash. There's room for 1 or 2 more maybe. With a cymbal like a ride that has a bigger bell, I double up on the felts so the cymbals don't touch each other. I also use Zildjian hi hat felts instead of the ones that come with the safe. $5 for pack 10. They are a little thicker. I hope this helps.
703131
If the bridge is the same size as a 4/4 violin. Call your local luthier or string shop to find out. The mute fits onto the bridge.
838082
Hi. No, there's not room for mutes in this case. There is a small section that would hold valve oil, slide grease, marching music lyre, cleaning cloth/brush, but not wide enough to accommodate a mute. I'm planning on getting a separate mute bag. I hope this helps!
2131990
officially no, however, if you have a narrow file, you can shave off a tiny little bit of plastic on the part of the plastic frame that barely makes contact with the mute switch, once you do that it fits perfect. Once you file away a little plastic you clear the mute switch by a full millimeter. which is fine. Of course this will void your warrant, but since its going for 23$ on amazon right now, who cares.
1925414
Not 100% sure but typically the pedal thread sizes are the same except course or fine thread. Not sure if they still use fine threads. They are good pedals seller will refund if they don't fit. I think it is worth a try.