If this is a 4/4 case, why does my 4/4 bow not fit in the bow compartment? My 4/4 bow is too long. My violin fits fine.
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My standard 4/4 violin bows (29") fits perfectly. Maybe something at the tip end has been accidentally stuffed or blocking your bow from fitting. If your bow is much longer than 29" it will not fit.
1812449
The case is very poorly designed. I had the same problem and my teacher used a clamp to make a dent in the screw end of the case so the bow would fit. But it's annoying that the part that holds the bow in place (the thing you twist a quarter turn after you put the bow in) is placed so high up the bow, where the hair is closer to the stick and there is less space. This means that the hair gets stuck on it all the time and I have to be extremely careful to not rip my bow hairs out! I noticed that all the cheap, lightweight cases are like this- they all seem to be very poorly designed.
1812450
same happens to me. the violin fits, but just about, and the bow does not fit properly....
1070688
I'm pretty sure this case should fit your crossbow. The only concern might be that the limbs on your crossbow are "recurve style," whereas the case appears to be designed for "longbow style" limbs. However, it's a pretty non crossbow-specific case, so I don't think the limb concern will even be an issue. It's a great case. I say, just get it. If it doesn't fit, you should be able to return it.
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The small one adjusts to fit a size 1/2 to 3/4 violin. The large one adjusts to fit a size 3/4 to 4/4 violin. We do not carry the extra small ones which fit a 1/10 to 1/4 or the 1/4 to 1/2 sizes. If you have any additional questions please let me know.
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I think you are asking for the inside measurements of the UC4 case. I would worry about the overall length of you 8-string and its body length. I posted the following case measurements previously and if you look at answered questions on Amazon's page for this case you'll see others have as well. The case inside measurements are: length 27 3/4"; upper bout 7 1/8"; and lower bout 9 3/8". The depth is just right for the instrument allowing no movement but not too tight. The case closes normally.
703131
If the bridge is the same size as a 4/4 violin. Call your local luthier or string shop to find out. The mute fits onto the bridge.
1697586
Yes it will fit a 3/4 size violin. You will need to adjust the feet. It's very simple and self explanatory, or a teacher can do it.
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.
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No. That is the bow i bought this case for. Did not fit. Case is much smaller than it seems. Had to return it.
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I am not sure. We bought it for a 3/4 violin. It fit well in the display case with some room around it. It would probably work if the dimensions of the ukulele are the same as a 3/4 violin.
256286
Mine fit fine. Perhaps yours has some modifications that make it bigger than standard. Sorry it didn't fit. It is a nice case.
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Yes. Almost anything that will fit a 4/4 violin will fit a 14" viola. The viola body is only slightly thicker than a full-size violin, and it's wider too, but by even a smaller margin. I have a 14" viola and among the six or so Everest rests I've bought for my violins, one stays in the viola case. The width adjustment is pretty variable, and it might even be useable on a larger viola. If you adjust the width to be a little too narrow, so that you have to pull the right foot out some after the left foot is already on, the plastic back will flex and act like a spring, pulling the feet together for a fit that is very tight and secure while playing. The feet are made of a rigid, non-marring rubber, or else that strategy would damage the finish on the edges of the lower bout before too long. The foot material seems almost identical to what is used for those large black rubber "Ultra" practice mutes that stretch all the way from side to side of a bridge. It's plenty stiff enough to hold the rest, but not hard enough to mar finish or dent wood.
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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 :))
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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.
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Should be a nice fit. The outside of the case is 10x3x3 but that is not it's maxed out. That is with a violin rest inside. Has a lot more room to expand if needed. Can't even see that there is anything inside of ours. Hope that helps. Should fit quite nicely.
29892
Yes, this case holds a full-sized violin. It has performed well over the year we have had it. The 4/4 designation indicates full-size (as opposed to half size which is a 2/4)
744862
I would measure from riser to riser. It's a pretty spacious case. My bow is 32" and it has room to spare.
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Hey Robyn! Is that just a standard size acoustic guitar? I bought this case to hold an old acoustic guitar I own, and it fits perfectly (I also love the case; it's exactly what I needed, and I've had no problems or anything with it)!