Would this securely hold a concert or soprano ukulele? I know it said it could hold a baritone or tenor, but these are smaller than either of those
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I'm not really sure - I have my mandolin on it and it's a pretty good fit - though anything smaller wouldn't be good.
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I have 4 of these stands. They hold my soprano, concert, tenor ukuleless as well as my banjolele. They are compact fold up nicely and very sturdy. Also if used for violin there is a bow holder as well.
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I have a concert ukulele and this stand holds it just fine. The height is adjustable, so you can make it as short or tall as you want, and the base is the right size so that the ukulele rests completely on it without falling over. I highly recommend this stand for a concert ukulele.
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Yes, I use it for my concert ukulele all the time. The length of the rod on the back of the stand is adjustable, and should very easily work for a soprano ukulele as well. I don't use this stand for a baritone. I prefer to use a guitar stand, as I think the baritone is too big for this stand. You'll love how easy this stand is to set up, and how compact it is when folded up!
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Yes, I use it for my concert ukulele all the time. The length of the rod on the back of the stand is adjustable, and should very easily work for a soprano ukulele as well. I don't use this stand for a baritone. I prefer to use a guitar stand, as I think the baritone is too big for this stand.You'll love how easy this stand is to set up, and how compact it is when folded up!
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Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question.
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I'm using acoustic string guitar & it dose fit. I didn't try it in the ukulele, but although it has small neck I think it will fit.
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I can hang my A stylr mando and Baby Taylor in 'em. But it all depends on how wide the head is on your uke.
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I would think so. But the stand might look oversized to the ukulele. Wouldn't recommend. If you leave your email, I can take a pic of the stand and send it to you.
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My hands fit the same description. I love the concert size. I have a soprano too, but find the concert/tenor size and sound more appealing.
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Yes it will, I have a baritone uke and it fits it just fine...but no larger than that. I use a regular guitar stand for mine. This is a really fine stand by the way!
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I'm not sure the neck bracket would be wide enough for a uke. It is a nice, sturdy stand, though. I have two of them and I love them!
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I only have soprano ukes, but I believe this stand would work fine for a baritone ukulele. The bottom holders of the interlocking stand are curved upward and padded and should accommodate a variety of larger sizes. However, I haven't taken it down to the local ukulele store and tried it.
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Sorry, it would not be a good fit. My ukulele is 3" deep, and any more would be tight.
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No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
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No. You need the UC4 Tenor ukulele case. This one (the UC3) is for the concert size uke.
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It would be great. It is portable and sounds good. I bought a cordoba tenor ukulele gig bag for mine though. The supplied bag has no padding. The tenor bag i bought for it is padded and has backpack style straps.
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I have a baritone ukulele and tried it, no it will not work. The body of the baritone goes above the top of the arch of the hola holder. Maybe they would make a new style for you?
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I have used it on my ukelele but I thought it was overbearing in size and I had to adjust it a lot to get it to work well. I wouldn't really recommend it for it unless it was used on a baritone ukelele which has a thicker neck.
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Hey...the one i got is good for the smallest...so called soprano uke...sorry dont have the exact size in cm at the moment...but if you can find the size if the soprano uke...that is it... On the other hand i think they have the bag for all type of ukes...so just figure out wich one you have...Otherwise i love the bag...works fine looks cool..Thats it ...hope it helpsXmasDan
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I would recommend a tenor. I have slender fingers and the soprano is too small in scale for me.