Can this adjust wide enough to fit the neck of a classical guitar, about 2.5"?
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I don't have an instrument with a neck that wide, but just from measuring (2.25 inches without pressing hard into the foam) and looking where my 5-string acoustic bass settles, i think it should fit without too much fuss. I have an extra hanger that i gave the arms a quick tug apart and it measured about 2.5 inches. I hung it up and it held the bass up no problem, no wobble or cracks from the adjustment.
244062
I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps
1946063
Yes. You may want to use a "long neck" type like I do. Short types will work but are more cumbersome to handle.
1392838
It depends on how wide the instrument is. If you measure it I can let you know.
2036356
My first reaction is that it would be extremely tight if it fit at all. I purchased one for my grandson who has a typical nylon string classical guitar. It was a couple inches short.
144064
I hope you hear from someone more of an authority on this matter than myself, but I believe that you might be right. I once owned a Martin 00-18 classical and the spacing might have been a bit wider, but then again, I feel that the nut might also have been a bit wider on the Martin. I certainly may be wrong. The Yamaha is a nice instrument and I look forward to playing with it more; the guitar is not my MAIN instrument. Keyboards are. Hope that someone else responds to your question. Good luck and best wishes!! William
2125630
Yes, definitely. My neck is slightly larger than 12" and it works well. The velcro closure lets you adjust it as well.
390903
The guitar we put in it was a Schecter Korina fv. The width was a bit over 18+" and it fit comfortably. We sold the guitar & case, so I can't measure it, but I would say yes.
1211711
Yes. I have a concert and a tenor and it holds them fine. It holds the small headstocks fine with no adjustment needed.
260762
I don't see any reason this wouldn't work on either. It is a great little pick-up. The only problem I've had with it is it is too big to fit the sound hole on my classical guitar. It fits my dreadnought fine but not the classical. Buy the pick-up. If it doesn't work for you, you can always send it back.
812417
I doubt it. There is a little wiggle room so that you can get it on the neck but I can't imagine it fitting on a wider mouth.
1857934
I do not know how thick your guitar is it appears that it just fits a 2 1/2 inch guitar just fine but I don't think a full depth acustic will fit. Most thin body electrics will fit fine.
1873850
I dont think so. It will fit a classic guitar body perfectly. This one looks a bit wider.
1048801
I don't see why not, it adjusts to take up any amount of slack, regardless of the shape of the neck. There would be some overhang on a uke fretboard because it's narrower than a guitar neck though. If that bothers you, Shubb makes a capo specifically for ukes.
1816590
If the neck is the same width as a regular six string guitar it should work
128611
Jorge, The guitar strap is adjustable, so you may be able to adjust it to a size you want. I would assume it can be suitable for kids when resized- as well as for adults. I have one, and it was quite simple to adjust it to my liking.Hope this answers your question.
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Yes. This is why they came out with the pro-model, which has a buckle to make the length of the strap adjustable too. The width of the neck and fingerboard will likely change more or less as you go up and down the neck anyway. Marshall makes a similar style capo with a velcro strap, which works well, but it remains to be seen how long the velcro will last.