will it be okay for a 20" sizzler cymbal?
575937
Nooooo! I do not recommend anything more than a splash cymbal. And also, the clamp is only a pressure clamp (does not lock) and doesn't mount on vertical posts. Only horizontal, rack type of systems. But will not fit on a rack system. I still have not found an application for this clamp, I'd recommend a Gibraltar, or some other clamp. They're around the same price.
575938
Definitely. Just make sure it is sturdy and secure on a hoop. I use a 20" ride on my floor tom. Doesn't cover too much of the drum nor does it make awkward to play.
575939
I dunno man I have a small 6" splash on mine.. I'm sure it would hold a 20" though
575940
The jaw will support the 20" cymbal, but it will overhang by approx. 3" the rim of the drum on which it is clamped.
575941
It probably would be fine although I don't have direct experience with a cymbal that large. The largest cymbal I've placed on my mount is a 17" Zildjian Medium Thin Crash I use as a ride with a 6" stacker for an 8" splash. I attached it to the lip of my floor Tom (13"x13") and it worked wonderfully well. The attachments tilt to a desired angle. I'm going to order another to eliminate the need for stands other than my hi hat. I play gospel music and my ride sees plenty of action. Hopefully this helps.
1852932
yes! I bought a $20 mic with a 1/4'' connection and it sounds great on this thing! you can even add a few different levels of reverb on it. sounds great!
2221048
In a word, yes. But as others have said this is intended primarily for studio work. It would be a bit of a chore to drag around. OTOH, the weight does make it stable. And, since the SM58 is so light you can probably get the boom to articulate well enough without the gooseneck.
239670
Likely, yes. I'm not familiar with the size of the body, but the spacing of the tubes is such that I've fit acoustics, electrics, basses, and my brother's banjo (which I'm guessing is about as rounded as the the viola bass would be) on it with no trouble.
1591823
There's plenty of room for the Bigsby. I was concerned about the same thing, but I just make sure that I spin the vibrato bar down so it's pointing towards the bottom of the guitar and it fits with plenty of room to spare.
1484546
Yes! It what I have on my Technics SL-BD20D sound good for the price.I thought of getting a Grado P-mount cartridge.
523919
it depends on what size your amplifier is, I wouldn't put anything thing like that in less then a three-quarter inch MDF well insulated box do to rattling, it may make more rattle then bass, in a stock location.
1288470
take the narrow one, it will fit even if rest some space over there. by the end, it wont make any difference and u gonna have a nice sound
1899870
Probably not. You might look into using a guitar stand, which would be closer the right size and very adjustable.
1308884
Yes. I believe so. It's really right to get 12 gauge in there so i would think it would be tight to get 20 gauge in there.
1149860
As long as your dulcimer has a drum head and standard banjo bridge, it should be fine. Check your bridge.Good luck.Melanie
851448
Oddly enough I have all Paiste cymbals and manage to fit a 20" Novo China, Formula 602 Flat Ride, Sound Creation Bright Ride, 2002 Medium Crash, an 18" 2002 Heavy Crash, a 16" Medium Crash, a 14" Signature Series Crash, a pair of 14" Sound Creation 'Dark' Hi-Hats, a pair of 14" 2002 'Rock' Hi-Hats, a 12" Signature Splash and an 8" 2002 Thin Splash......A lot of cymbals as you can tell but they all fit with a bit of room to spare for others, should I decide to add more cymbals for a particular gig.
2017069
Yes It will. I have a tama rock star kit and my bass is 18×22 . Hope.that helps
59081
It is not a good fit. The head stock will need better support. Mine is stored in this case and it is better that the gig bag it came with. I should have bought a better case but I will make do.
839898
I don't think it would be a snug fit. The curved design of the RC320 may not be configured well for the model case I bought. And you don't want any movement of the guitar inside the case.
1085057
I would hate to say yes without knowing for sure, but my thoughts are that possibly there may be to much of an overlap with that 20 inch depth. I guess the only way to find out is to find someone with the amp stand in question and give it a shot; carefully. Frank T.
2221327
Assuming the Synth stock is similar in design to the wood stock it should work fine. I have the wood stock and it fit perfectly.