I just bought my son a used open backed Hondo II banjo. It is 39" long and 14" across, do you think this would fit?
479122
It prob will fit. But the zipper on those cases are crap and the pocket is too small for a book. Not to change your mind but id check out something else
479123
It should fit perfectly. I just measured the case and it is 40 by 15 on the inside.
249829
I think it would.My goodtime two classic fits and there is room around the 5th string tensioner.
548453
This case might be a little big for a banjo ukulele. The 9" diameter head will not be supported on the sides because the case is about 10 1/2 " wide at the circular part.
642966
My banjo is 13 inch fits perfect. This is a soft case. The outside seams measure 14 inches. You could possibly squeeze it in. It would not be a perfect fit. It is a nice case though.
388427
Can't say for sure but I believe the bottom support would work good since it is wide enough for a acoustic guitar. No sure where the neck of the banjo would fall on the back support. I think you would be ok since the bottom is cushioned with a soft rubbery cover and I always put a soft rag over the upper part where the back of the guitar would sit against it. Tim
269708
It tightly fits any A style. I have a Hondo A style and it fits like a glove. Will not fit an F style though.
82292
It fits my Hohner Western series Acoustic with some wiggle room of maybe an inch each way. My guitar is 41 inches long. Looking at Amazon's description of a Fender Kingman Acoustic dreadnought BASS guitar, that is 47 inches long, and my guess is that it would not fit. I would suggest you measure the length of your bass, and if it is over 42 inches, I would get a different case. I also have a regular electric bass and it is too long for this case. Good luck.
199086
My 1920's Langstile banjo uke fit perfect, but this banjo has a 9" head with a 10 1/4" resonator so it's larger than most. Very nice case for the money, happy with the purchase and would buy it again. But you need to measure your banjolele for a proper fit; not all Banjo ukuleles are the same size.
1928675
I found mine at Musician's Friend for $59 - it's quite study, has more than enough room and if anything deserves a pricier banjo! Quite happy with it (and the banjo, btw). do a search for "Musician's Gear Durafoam Shaped Banjo Case"
1436445
If your guitar is not over 39" long it looks like it would fit. My guitar was about 39 1/2" and I had to reform the foam at the neck end but it works fine.
509481
Probably. The body of my Takamine is about 20 in. long, but slightly less than 16 in. wide. Other answers (on Amazon) seem to indicate that it will fit up to 16.25" wide.
437532
Should be a nice fit. The outside of the case is 10x3x3 but that is not it's maxed out. That is with a violin rest inside. Has a lot more room to expand if needed. Can't even see that there is anything inside of ours. Hope that helps. Should fit quite nicely.
1867765
I have this stand and I think it would work well for a banjo. It worked for my old Ovation guitar (which had the rounded back) and it works with my new guitar. The tongs might stick out a bit, but that would not hinder it from working well.
1390175
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.
1097064
What size uke are you looking to put in there? It fit my les Paul uke perfectly. I can measure though if you'd like
603312
It won't fit! Your guitar is at least 3" longer than my Yamaha and it fits with no room to spare. Hope this helps!
1867767
Yes, if the banjo has a resonator back. If it is an open back banjo, then no.