Exactly how many inches from the wall does the guitar sit when mounted? The specs say it's 4.1" long but it seems alot more than that.
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I am not sure as I did not measure it. nevertheless, it can hold my acoustic guitar + electric + classic guitar without them touching the wall.
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It depends on the angle of the guitar neck. My acoustic sits about 3.5 inches from the wall. The length of the unit (from the wall) is 6 inches. The guitar neck is held between 4.75 and 6 inches from the wall in a slight upward angle.
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I have four. The American Fender Stratocaster it is 4.25 inches from wall to the closest tuning peg. My Gibson SG and Les Paul ( the headstock is angled) is closer to 3.5". I hope this helps.
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With my Strat in the Hanger, it's exactly 4" from the wall to the back of the body.
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It will depend on the shape of the quitar's neck and the thickness of the body. My son has two Ibanezs mounted, so I measured both of them. In both cases, the front face of the neck (where the strings are) hangs roughly 6" from the wall. This 6" should be similar for most quitars because the neck is held in the clamp of the Hercules mount. The distance between the wall and the back of the body depends on the thickness of the body. The thin Ibanez clears the wall by 4 1/2", while the thick one clears the wall by 3 3/4". As a quick rule of thumb, take 6" less the thickness of the body, and that will give you clearance with the wall. Hope this helps. It will depend on the shape of the quitar's neck and the thickness of the body. My son has two Ibanezs mounted, so I measured both of them. In both cases, the front face of the neck (where the strings are) hangs roughly 6" from the wall. This 6" should be similar for most quitars because the neck is held in the clamp of the Hercules mount. The distance between the wall and the back of the body depends on the thickness of the body. The thin Ibanez clears the wall by 4 1/2", while the thick one clears the wall by 3 3/4". As a quick rule of thumb, take 6" less the... » Read More It will depend on the shape of the quitar's neck and the thickness of the body. My son has two Ibanezs mounted, so I measured both of them. In both cases, the front face of the neck (where the strings are) hangs roughly 6" from the wall. This 6" should be similar for most quitars because the neck is held in the clamp of the Hercules mount. The distance between the wall and the back of the body depends on the thickness of the body. The thin Ibanez clears the wall by 4 1/2", while the thick one clears the wall by 3 3/4". As a quick rule of thumb, take 6" less the thickness of the body, and that will give you clearance with the wall. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have not but I have a pretty heavy LP Standard hanging on it, if you are worried about weight. And the hanger adjusts to the neck width so you should be good there. I have plaster walls so I mounted these hangers with 2" long deck screws on every stud and staggered them up and down so the guitar bodies didn't interfere. I did NOT use any of the screws that came with it. That's just my opinion.
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Measuring from the back of the guitar it is just over 34 inches. The front measures a little longer. At the widest point it is over twelve inches wide. It is six and half inches deep including strings.
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My ruler measures at most 4.5 inches deep, if your guitar is really 5 inches it most likely not work out for you.
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It is 5 1/2 inches from the wall to the back edge of the backboard frame. The backboard frame is 1 inch, so the front surface of the backboard is 6 1/2 inches from the wall/mounting surface.
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Virgilio: The stand that the TV sits on extends about 5 inches to the rear and 4 inches to the front so the only way to get it near the wall is to remove the stand and mount it to the wall.
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If youu fully pull the monitor out, I measure just over 28" from the wall to the back of my monitor. I can send you a pic if you like. Message me at jschauer@yamaha.com. Great mount!
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The length (i.e. height) of the central post is adjustable to accommodate many guitar and bass (electric) lengths. As a test I increased the central post to about 25 inches above the lower bracket, a total floor to top length of 42 inches. My Richenbacker '73 bass hangs above the floor with a 6 inch clearance. With the central post adjusted to a minimum length, the length of the stand with top and lower arms folded is about 34 inches. Packaging might increase to about 36 inches length (I did not keep the shipping box). Hope that helps. Check the shipping dimensions to be sure.
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About five inches. The pickup may not work on all guitars. Check the fish man web site for more info. AB
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Not sure about the length specification. I bought this to replace the pickup in my 12 string Yamaha and it works/sounds great. Been a while, but I think I had to cut the connector off and solder the Yamaha style connector. Good choice for what I needed. Hope this help!
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From the base of the plug to the tip of the insert, If I measured correctly it is 4' 2". You can plug it in and have room to still play, that's what I do. well worth the price.
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I would say from the backside of the tv to the wall is about 4 inches maybe
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Hi Amy: It does sit approximately an inch from the wall. Depending upon whether you obtain the magnetic or standard, it will have four to six mounts, respectively. I would suggest the magnetic board, personally. I hope this helps. Cheers!
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It's about 10 feet long. It is really thin though. Both people I gave them to keep it coiled up at the belt and use a 1/4 inch coupler connected to a guitar cord to run to the amp or a wireless. They both love it in spite of the cheap cord. Hope you do as well.
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I show the height of the guitar itself is 3 ft. 4 in. The total height (when placed on the stand) is approximately 3 ft 6.5 inches. We also had to shave the fret ends. We purchased a fret end dressing file from Stewart-MacDonald (stewmac.com), it took about 1 hour (working carefully).
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My Takamine classical, is 39" long and fits snuggly. A "jumbo" classical or a guitar over 40", I believe would not fit this case to ones satisfaction.
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Go to the JLab site. To find the specs. If I remember right it is about 18" fully extended. When you mount it for a corner. Don't mount it in the corner, but to the first stud on a wall. when you push the tv into the corner the wall mount is hidden but gives you easy access to cables and mounting the tv.