I have a bc rich kerry king "v" guitar. Will this stand hold a v without the points of the v hitting the ground?
1848356
Probably not. Also, the way a V would sit in the base, I don't think it would be able to lean towards the neck supports. I have an Explorer and it doesn't really fit in the stand either, so I keep it on separate a neck-hanging stand.
1848357
no! i also have a "v" and i have to lean it sideways at an angle for it to work.
1685110
I just measured the stand. 2 7/8" at the base of the holder, 3 1/8" halfway up the holder. So a 3" thick guitar would not touch the bottom, but should still work as half of the base would hold it.
2219609
Yes. You may have some weird holes left on your guitar, but it will fit and it will be functional.
1994766
It looks as though it would, but I would call the company. It is a great wall mounting guitar rack... the best and safest way to display your guitar on the wall.
2087151
From the looks of a Taylor guitar it probably would. Obviously wouldn't fit like a full size but I think It'd be able to hold.
1342525
Not sure dude, I've got an LTD V-50 and the headstock sticks out of the case! Hahaha not the whole stock but ab 3 inches.
1211711
Yes. I have a concert and a tenor and it holds them fine. It holds the small headstocks fine with no adjustment needed.
388428
The stand holds a guitar perfectly. If the banjo is the same as a guitar it should fit.
1838172
Yes, the stand base is adjustable but the guitar will have to be unplugged if it is an endpin jack. A top jack, like a strat, will likely be fine.
1425549
As long as it's mounted with the screws going into a stud it should hold any guitar easily. If into the screw / wall I serts it should still hold well, I just wouldn't tug on it to much and check screws occasionally. I used the screws I to studs and have no issues at all
1222565
When I purchased my stand, it was for only a youth guitar. I am not familiar with the size of electric guitars. The depth front to back with youth guitar allows for a second almost to fit. It is low to the ground. Not sure if that is an issue for you with connections and wires. I have not seen it be tipped over by a nearly 6 year old. It appears to have gray substance around the base which keeps it from sliding around.
1867766
Yes, I agree with the others on this. The stand should work fine for a guitar or a banjo.
1502274
Yes, I would say....be to because the case is soft, and the headstock area is made to accept a Dean V headstock, as you can see from the picture.....which can fit also, a left or, right handed V guitar....I think it's a safe purchase...
381219
It fits acoustic guitars. I have an electric guitar on mine. So it should hold whatever you have unless it's a pee wee Flying V.
668750
An acoustic guitar inside of a hard shell case could not fit on the stand. An electric in a gig band could fit and possibly an electric inside of a hard shell could fit, but doubt it. It's a good buy just be careful cause the box was damaged when I got it and some bolts fell out
1903182
These stands work best by having the V hull rest on them. I'm sure you could make it work but that's not the best way to use these stands.
1001721
Yes. I have a flying V mounted in this item. It's not a *perfect* fit, but the holding arms can be rotated such that the guitar is secure when placed in the swing.