Will this stand work for a mandolin?
1946909
Yes!! We have a mandolin, tenor Uke, soprano Uke and a banjolele. All of them fit!
1004041
Not sure, but it did fit my Breedlove crossover mandolin. You can probably check the stats on the two and determine if it would fit.
84757
i should think so. notice that it is adjustable. i use it both for my acoustic dreadnaught guitar as well as for my classical guitar. there is a sliding cushioned lip on each "leg" to accommodate different body thicknesses. now, however, the legs swing open too wide to hold my mandolin, so it doesn't work for that.socorros
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Probably not, it is specifically made for a katana. Broad swords generally are not balance well enough that this stand will provide enough support. Another issue is that a broad sword is a lot wider, unless your sword has a rounded scabbard the stand probably won't be able to support it that way either.
517457
The stand has adjustable mounting brackets and the clamping bolt can be moved anywhere along its length. I would expect it to work as the mount is universal.
826546
I'm not familiar with this model. However, I see that this stand is made for several models with either a "3" or a "5" as the middle number of the model. That may be significant. I'd check the width and depth dimensions.
1742309
I really doubt it....you need a stand specifically designed for BClar tho some work with bassoon as well.
1082549
Since I bought it for a music stand I clamp it. But to be sure I went in and tried it, it will stand.
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.
1276823
Mike, the case should fit your mandolin just fine. I used the case for a Kentucky KM-505, which is a similar size to your Rogue, and it fit well. The case is a good option for a one-size-fits-most option for A-style mandolins. Cheers!
1913064
yes it does, but it only works well if you use the mandolin on horizontal position on a bowl. Vertical is no good. Better to use a fork in the vegetable. This works for me.
611527
Hi there ! Yes it will but ... , for just the relatively small device (if you're thinking about potatoes, which are hard to cut anyway) I suggest you to buy bigger mandoline cutter, like Bron . MIU http://reviews.chefscatalog.com/8855/26141/chefs-commercial-stainless-steel-mandoline-slicer-reviews/reviews.htm Look at Bron Original Stainless Steel Mandoline Slicer -&gt; http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bron-Original-Stainless-Steel-Mandoline-Slicer-/230984272926?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35c7bc4c1e - something like that. beside, you have a lot of video on YouTube to choose from. You have to be prepared to send around 160 dollars. Good luck !
1106667
Yes, it should. If you have a older very heavy one, it might be at the limit for this, but this is a pretty heavy duty stand
1105337
I believe it should work, I have not tried on a mandolin, however I would think it would work on most string instruments
256151
It is a tight fight for my cheap rogue mandolin, I dont know how well it would fit the fender electric one.
1195255
This is designed for standard sized electric guitars. I would imagine having to modify the stand for a ukulele, not recommended and at your own risk. I would search for a stand designed for a ukulele or small stringed instruments, easily found on Amazon. Hope this is helpful.
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This was a gift to my nice and the only comment was that she liked it. She had, on her Amazon wish list, chosen a different mandolin, which was not available which led to choose this model. I might suggest that you contact the manufacturer and seek a answer to your specific requirements.