What is the exact interior measurements of this case? My violin is a bit larger length wise and depth wise cause of my bridge
502969
Hello. it is approximately 29 inches inside length and internal space for depth is about 5 inches. I have never had a full size instrument not fit. thanks! musiqueweb
502970
Hello. it is approximately 29 inches inside length and internal space for depth is about 5 inches. I have never had a fullsize instrument not fit. thanks! musiqueweb
731407
4" for the case. The door adds an inch or so more. Inside they're definitely deep enough for my violin with room to spare even at the bridge. They are well made, sun resistant glass and even though they come with a bracket to hang a violin, i bought two and use the other for tons of little stuff hung wiht ribbons and decorative push pins. I looked for 10 years to find a display box but they're rare and very expensive. This box is a perfect alternative.
1719809
I just measured, and the case is exactly 3" deep, with nice cushioning to allow for a little squishing on top of that. The body of my son's mandolin is 13" a well. The entire thing is about 27". I took pictures with the ruler- wish I could post them for you! Hope that helps.
1832277
John, This was a a GREAT deal and a beautiful quality case with great cushioning. Unfortunately, though the length and width fit, the depth did not. I have a 1917-18 European prototype banjo and the head depth was too large to fit the case. I had to push down on the case to close it causing the latches to strain. I called the company and they were helpful. Told me to let it sit for a week or two to see if the cushioning compacted enough to fit better. It did not and I had to send it back. It would've only been a matter of time before the latches broke off. It's been difficult finding a quality case at that price that will fit my banjo. I'm still looking.
62718
you will need to measure your bow and compare it to the case's inner dimensions. A reviewer has left these in his review. its a nice case.
1722560
I'm pretty sure it's too big for a classical guitar. I can check tonight, but it's the right size for a Dreadnought body. BTW, I haven't been overwhelmed with the case holding up; it had a hinge problem early on, when it was on the floor in a club and got kicked. I managed to fix that. The nylon seems to show more wear than I would expect, and I only take it out once or twice a week. I like it, but a hard case would hold up better. (This case replaced my case from 1968 :))
1378243
I looked up the dimensions of this unit and it should fit. According to Amazon's listed dimensions, it is 59.1 x 17.7 x 10 inches. The interior dimensions of the case are 64.5 x 22.2 x 10.2 inches. There will be very little room on the height, but that is how my motif is. Should fit, though.
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Not exactly sure, because we are out of town (this away from the violin), but my daughter has a 3/4 size violin. It fits wonderfully, and has plenty of room to fit a full size snugly. The pocket on the top fits her bon musica, tuner, and rosin without out being difficult to zip shut. It is very light weight and definetly worth the price. However, the handle on it broke right away. We still think it was a worthy purchase though, given the price. The violin only leaves the house once a week though. Not sure how the case would hold up if you transport your instrument from place to place frequently.
2217787
I have one of these cases and it fits my Les Paul Standard fairly well. There is about 1/2 inch of space above the headstock, could accomodate a longer neck possibly. I travel a lot and it goes where I go. The case is holding up pretty good so far.
1427356
The inside is 26" long by 8.5" wide. If your uke measures this or less go for it, it is a very nice case.
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Overall internal 48'' x 14'' Back (body) cpnt - 20 3/4 '' x 14'' Front (Headstock) cpnt. - 15'' x 14'' Center (storage) cpnt. - 10 1/2'' x 14 '' Storage compartment approx - 2'' deep. Overall case approx 5'' deep. Hope this helps.
437531
I would think it would fit fine. It's quite roomy for the violin rest. It would most definitely work if the rest is adjustable. It's a great case that is holding up very well and it saves the v. rest from getting lost or misplaced, especially for an instrument that is getting transported a lot.
1515384
The inside length is 40.5 inches for the total neck. That leave a bout .25 to zip the case shut. This is an excelleny case - very function for live gigs. Good Luck. Hounddog Anderson
1927299
My case interior is approximately10 5/8 wide by 28/58 highMeasure your ukele
1802111
14 inches is full size, like mine. If you have the height to fit it on a shelf I'd say go for it! But having my violin and my viola on the floor makes me feel better about accidental falls. If you choose to keep it on a shelf I recommend you stress the importance of removing it carefully. Also the bow is longer than the violin and will sit taller on the stand. If you put it on a higher shelf getting the bow up and down might be cumbersome.
2277076
No. Both of my full size violins are unable to fit in even without the shoulder rest. I will have to ship it back for refund. Will lost 2 x $13.50 =$27 on the shippings.
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Inside/interior dimensions: 27 3/4 " Long, 9" Wide, at the rear of case, 15" to the center brace pad or where the front of the body of your instrument will rest.(Area where the neck meets the body.) Narrowest part of the case, where the neck rests is 3". Depth of case: 3 1/2". My Martin Tenor fits; a little snug at first, OK now.