Will this support a Dean flying V?
1001720
It supports my neck through, solid mahogany body guitar which the heaviest guitar I have ever played.
1001721
Yes. I have a flying V mounted in this item. It's not a *perfect* fit, but the holding arms can be rotated such that the guitar is secure when placed in the swing.
2202492
Yes. this is in a fixed installed rack, no issue... If this is in a mobile rolling rack, then it needs to be supported in the back.
2139168
I haven't used this on an airplane yet, but I'm pretty sure you'll have the support you'll need in that middle seat. I've used it on my Swedish recliner while watching TV and the pillow is formed so that it provides wonderful support for my neck.
1840409
Yes. That's what the mount is designed for. I've had it on the front bumper, rear bumper, door, window, and fender at ~130 mph, stable and solid. Pilots have reported using it on a plane at over 300 mph.
220503
You will need a vesa adaptor and it will hold up the weight in its specifications, but anything heavier and the internal balance spring will be overloaded so it will droop easily.
1454855
It should as I bought mine for the same reason. I have a victory tour but I also had it on a lift & stabilized the front.
440517
No. You should check out ones made for aero bars. Check out barfly TT mount. Hope that helps
390900
I think it should be fine,..i use it on a dean V,..you know those headstocks,..huge!! So,..in the height end its generous...as far as the width,..im sure its the same,..the dean gits perfect.Hope that helps
78001
I don't think it will be that supportive with the vertical slots. The unit has a flap at the bottom of it that works as support by resting on one of the lower slots of the air vents. So I don't think it will provide enough support for your air vents.
887074
Hello, The rudder pedals operate different axis so ideally this should work, however since they are both different third party drivers there is a slight possibility that there maybe a conflict.
1185740
No you need a gravity feed hvlp for that. Special tips. I would advise against it.
339909
Yes it will. I bought to use on an off-road rig and the trailer that carries it. I have accidentally exceeded 80Psi and the unit had no issues.
1953038
Yes, I use a "H3-3D Mounting Bracket for F550", but in my opinion it give the position too low on the ground before the flight.
1199084
Hi Daniel. It'll work but be careful as you may want something more stable.
1762469
no, as long as your header is solid and secure it will easily support the unit
2232239
Yes! It gives great support, more than other travel pillows I have tried. However it doesn't have quite as much padding in the back as a typical airplane pillow so you might need to add an extra layer there.
531826
If your bass is not a Jumbo size body, then it should fit. I believe the Dean is smaller, so it will probably fit.