How well does this stand work with offset guitar shapes like the Jaguar, Jazzmaster, or Jazz Bass?
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I think it would be OK but I'd be more concerned with the stability. It's not the sturdiest stand ever. However, for a quick prop up (for travel or short periods of time) it should be OK. I would invest in a taller stand (that secures the neck too) if you plan on keeping it in there for awhile.
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I'm just starting to learn how to strum a guitar so I can't help you. Sorry.
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Hi, Adrianne happy to help.... The Fender Mini Acoustic Guitar Stand is designed to hold a full sized guitar...while it will actually "hold" a 3/4 sized guitar I believe it will aesthetically not be pleasing since the holders, legs, and spine are NOT adjustable.
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I bought this stand to use with a base I already had.It works just as well as any music stand in respect that you can tilt it !80 degrees no problem
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Yes, the stand is adjustable and works fine for my hubby's banjo or guitars.
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I think the jagstang has a different shaped body. This case is specificitly molded inside for the jazzmaster/jaguar body
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Hi this stand is awesome, simple, solid, portable and works fine for any electric bass with regular shape.
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First, it's not a guitar case ... It's a JAZZ bass.... I think the best approach would be to go to Fender's website, and look up the dimensions for their Jazz Bass, and that should give you a very good idea is to the dimension to the Stagg Fender Case .... :)
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No. Short scale bases would certainly not, nor would hollow-body bases. You would be safe selecting this for fender style Jazz and Precision bass models and clones though.
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Base on this photo http://www.musiciansfriend.com/bass/fender-standard-jazz-bass-guitar/h76532000006001?source=3WWRWXGP&gclid;=COD-nLO9lMECFedzMgodCzgA_w&kwid;=productads-plaid^83572791147-sku^H76532000006001@ADL4MF-adType^PLA-device^c-adid^53736456387 it looks to me like it might end up with the neck tipping to one side. I don't think it would be very safe, but you might try asking the manufacturer. They seem very customer-orieted.
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Electrics should fit fine. I always keep an electric and an acoustic on these stands and there is no damage. Keep polish on your guitar though, I always do.
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I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
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K&M; offers a universal instrument stand similar to this that works for acoustics, cellos, etc. Might be a better choice. Also $5 less on amazon right now.
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This stand will work for any electric guitar with a rounded or flat bottom. Guitars like a Gibson Explorer or flying V wouldn't work, but my Fender copy sits fine on this stand.
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No, the Fender Jaguar and Jazzmasters have a wider body that will not fit in this case.
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yes, I have the same tama iron cobra from my acoustic set on there. It works great. No noticeable lapse in kicks. You will need to keep it on carpet or fabricate a way to weigh it down. You will get a lot of shift especially from heavier tracks.
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I don't know for sure because I am not familiar with your guitar, but I would think so. I use it for a Dobro Resonator acoustic bass and it *rests* securely in the stand. But "secure" I'm not sure. It should be stable, but of course it's not fastened to anything.
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Yea! It works great! I put it on the squier bass vi which has the jazzmaster bridge.