I have a 4/4 viola. I assume these pegs work on Violas?
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I have installed those Perfection pegs only twice. I would think the main concern would be the size of the peg hole. If it is too big it would need bushing, which is more involved than a basic peg installation. They work well on the two I did. I don't see why they wouldn't work for a viola.
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Mine are a little too big and I will have to glue the pegs as they come out too easy. Turn it upside down and give a little tap or sand it a bit to fit.
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Yes, these pegs should work. They are adjustable in every direction and should angle any way you would need.
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Hi Peter! Thank you for your question. The instrument works very well with both mandolins and violas because of its multi-stretch features. The stand has both extendable legs as well as extendable neck. The silicone rubber pads that the instrument stands on can also be adjusted according to instrument thickness. If you check the listing images you will see more specifically where you can adjust the stand for different sized instruments :-). Due to its stretchable features the stand can be used for most instruments from guitars to violas and everything in-between :-). Hope that helps! Have a great day Henrik / Nordic Essentials
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to the best of my knowledge all guitar tunning pegs are the same size making the bore a standard bore
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They fit well on a metal mouthpiece... almost perfect fit. All mouthpieces are a little different, so you may not get a perfect match, but even if the pad is a bit small, it will still function how it should.
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You bet. They are made for 1.25" bars. Great set of pegs, more adjustable out there. Remember the Loktite when they get final adjustment.
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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.
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No, these are violin pegs. Here is a link to perfection cello pegs on Amazon. Perfection Planetary Peg Set for Cello 12mm
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They should work just fine. My stems extend about 1/2in past the end of the hinges. So you should have no problem.
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I don't think so. They seem like a special part of the mechanism, not really just tuning pegs
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Likely, yes. I'm not familiar with the size of the body, but the spacing of the tubes is such that I've fit acoustics, electrics, basses, and my brother's banjo (which I'm guessing is about as rounded as the the viola bass would be) on it with no trouble.
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I don't know. I bought it for a 4/4 and have not ever used a smaller violin. If the string spacing is the same I don't see why it wouldn't.
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It would probably fit a 3/4 viola that I have, but it's been a while since I've seen a full-size viola. I don't know if the viola's neck would be too wide. The smallest part of the opening (the black caps at the tips of the "U") is 1 1/8" and it opens up (the tan, main part of the "U") to 1 1/4" at its widest.
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It is not the correct taper for violin peg holes. I've found those only through musical instrument tool suppliers.
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These are made for 4/4 violin. The company may make some for cello, but they would need to be larger in diameter
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Do the tuning pegs have a squarish roundish shape? Like tuning pegs on a piano but much smaller? I'm pretty sure all autoharps have the same kind of pegs and this one should work. I say go for it. Get a 25$ purchase and shippings free for that item, kinda cool.