What size viola does this serve? Customer review shares a 12" but online google search says 15-17" For the K600
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My viola is a 16 1/2" with a 9" width and the shoulder rest still has a lot adjustment to go either way. The adjustable width goes from 8 1/2" to 10", so I'm guessing the 15-17" is correct. I'm still using and loving it.
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It works on both a 15 and 16 inch viola. We just upgrade him to a 16 inch and it fit without an issue.
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just checked the online specs, ya there way off! here are the correct specs, H "15 3/4" W "7" D "12". hope these work for you, they sound great!
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Hi the instrument is about 28 and 3/4 it does not fit in the original case , I had to buy a Lanikai Baritone Uke case in order to be able to transport the instrument.
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I would be very surprised if it didn't fit. My son's has a resonator and is pretty large in diameter. I think it measured at about 14 inches.
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Funny you should ask this. I have a kala tenor 4 string and a Lanikai 8 string tenor. When I played my recently aquired Willie K I realized the neck was wider than my 4 string. But it turned out to be the exact width as my 8 string. Hopefully you can easily to it. In my case, I started playing on a classical guitar, so to me any ukulele neck feels small. But if not, you could at least get an aquia Red Low G string for your uke to try out for the sound. Still, the willie k gives one the advantage of both low & hi G strings, at the extra width of 1/4 inch. with a 1/4th inch difference in width.
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I don't believe it would fit a 14" viola. I have a 16" and it is set on the smallest setting. Perhaps one for a full size violin might work.
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The interior size of the case is actually smaller than advertised. It is very cushioning and protective though. For most smaller mandolins it works great and is very protective. Don't choose this size for a large A-bodied instrument, and definitely not any F-bodies.
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Overall, from end of peg head to strap pin is about 26". From heel of neck to strap pin about 12". Body is 10" wide at widest point. It will not fit in a violin or mandolin case, and not even in a mandola case that I have. It does fit in a viola case I had lying around.
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I'm assuming you measured the full body of the viola. The size is measured by the fingerboard I think. There's a chart I found on Google. Size 17" is a 27" viola, approximately. It should hang from this product just fine.
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4.8kghttp://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/synthesizers/mx/mx61/?mode=model
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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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If you need more volume for larger gigs, add a sub. You can cross-over at 100hz and not use all the energy on the lows. With the sub, my opinion is that the K10 provides a tighter sound than the K12.
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Sure!! It is a CONCERT ukulele, not a soprano. The scale length is exactly fifteen inches, the overall length is about 23 3/4 inches. (Soprano ukulele scales vary, but usually in the mid thirteen inch range.) The action is very nice and easy on mine, the only downer is that the strings are pretty cheap that come with it. I would highly recommend changing them to a quality set. Otherwise it is a great value and beautiful uke. Enjoy!
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Consider that this case has inside (ID) sizes of: 6" high X 50" long X 17" wide. Check your instrument against these sizes.
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Without knowing the size of a Viola Bass, it is difficult to answer your question, however I can tell you that in between the neck guides measures 2 3/4 inches, and the neck guides are 25 1/2 inches above base of stand....so if instrument measures more than that at neck, it probably will not fit.
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As long as it's 76 keys, you should have no problems. I have a Korg N264, it fits with room to spare.
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Hello. I have an Oscar Schmidt OU4 tenor which measures 27 inches from stem to stern, and 17 and a bit along the length of the vibrating part of the strings. I also have a Kamoa Tenor uke with the same dimensions. I'm guessing that 23 inch is a concert. I recently got my Kamoa and very impressed. A spruce top and maple sides and back give it a warm sweet resonance. The Oscar Schmidt is a bit brighter and a little harsher sounding. Check out this website for sizing http://ukulelehunt.com/buy-ukulele/tips/which-size-ukulele/. Also look at the Kamoa website. Typically can get better pricing from local dealers. Good luck!