Is this a good case for an open back banjo?
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This case would probably be pretty much oversized for an open back. It could be used but you would probably want to put something (cushion, towel, etc.) in to make it fit better. A case made specifically for an open back would probably be a better choice.
1907920
Hi! There are several case options here on Amazon that will work for you depending on whether you want a hard case or a gig bag. Any standard full size banjo case will work. Thanks!
1928138
My daughter has a 3/4 Martin and it works great for her. This is a great case if you need to protect the guitar.
1481657
It's a great case for the price. Will; protect your ukulele just fine. I expect your uke will fit, but can't say for certain.
1473018
I am sorry, but I bought this case after I returned the Yamaha guitar to amazon. So, I think it is better for you to ask another customer. Sorry about that.
1242099
I'm not going to lie, it is challenging. I had an open back banjo to start and then I purchased the Deering banjo. I love the Deering banjo. It makes a different, higher quality sound. I definitely get frustrated sometimes when I'm learning new rolls, licks, and songs but I just try to break the songs down into small portions and repeat them over and over (which is basically the crux of banjo playing I'm told). I think you'll enjoy the Deering and if you end up not sticking with it I'm sure there would be a very good resale value for it. Hope that helps!
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This bag was a perfect fit for my Les Paul Special II. I am able to zip the case shut with my shoulder strap still attached and tucked in the back. There is some padding which could be a little thicker, but since I don't lug the guitar everywhere I go, it suits my needs just fine. One thing I also liked about this case, was the front compartment is able to hold my amp cable as well. For the price of this case, I believe I got my money's worth. I hope this answers your question.
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Other reviews stated that a standard case was too small for it so I followed another reviewers suggestion here and bought a case from Amazon. The Carrion C-2901 Fretted Resonator Banjo Case. It fits perfectly in it.
388428
The stand holds a guitar perfectly. If the banjo is the same as a guitar it should fit.
1201858
This case was made to hold an Ovation guitar with a round/bowl back. It would not be a good fit for a traditionally shaped guitar like your Ibanez.
2217787
I have one of these cases and it fits my Les Paul Standard fairly well. There is about 1/2 inch of space above the headstock, could accomodate a longer neck possibly. I travel a lot and it goes where I go. The case is holding up pretty good so far.
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Hello Catherine: it is a nice fold up padded case. The instrument it is worth the price in terms of quality. I certainly recommended it.
1555198
Yep. Most resonator banjos will have a way of detaching the resonator plate from the back as well.
1305356
Probably, lots of extra room, really a nice case. becareful when putting down tuners r a little unprotected. padding on side where tuners r is thin . :-)
1986790
I set mine up so that the adjustment holes are behind my back when I have my banjo up to play. That puts the longer padded portion of the strap connected to the fretboard side.
1820883
I would need to measure to be sure, but I think the 30 inch length will fit and my banjo has a reverberation chamber about 18-20 inches in diameter. I think you will find the case will work.
365208
With the specific combo that we got, it is not a hard case...more like a "gig bag" for the uke. The color is black. Hope that helps.