how short can you adjust this down to? I want to use it for a ukulele and I need something in the 35 inch range.
1816163
This adjusts all the way down to 33 1/2 inches. It is a great product, hope this helps!
1816164
You can indeed adjust it down to fit a uke. I myself use mine on my BC EAB and have it as low as i can get my Instrument hang for maxium Playability...
1697751
I bought mine for use with my ukulele, and it definitely holds down the strings well, though I have not had the chance to use it for extended playing yet. It is a bit big, of course.
2084131
My son brought his guitar to his dorm and I just replaced it with our guitar hero for games. I measured it for u, it's 1 3/4 in. wide. If the headstock of your ukelele is larger than 1 3/4 then it will work. If it's smaller then this is not for ukelele. Hope this will help.
1098127
Hi the instrument is about 28 and 3/4 it does not fit in the original case , I had to buy a Lanikai Baritone Uke case in order to be able to transport the instrument.
730804
The overall inside measurement of my case is a tight 41 inches.The neck area is 21 so I guess not.This is a very nice case tho.I have a 5 string banjo in it.
1508905
There is a ukulele setting. It does not specify what type of ukulele. Sorry
1098125
I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is... » Read More I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. « Show Less
1167297
You could squeeze it in, I measured the inside of the felt to felt being 21.5. It has a little give, but I REALLY DON'T RECOMMEND IT! I have a 20 inch uke and I'm very gentle with my things, yet, one of the zipper tabs (which is metal) snapped off. I'm not sure what sort of metal is used but it must be cheap! I don't even recommend this case to a 20 inch uke. I'm really unhappy with it.
985956
I would say probably not. I would think it might be a little too wide for a ukelele.
1651726
Hello, not sure how short is short but I believe the neck is narrow enough where most people regardless of finger length should be able to play the guitar. I would take a chance because the acoustics are really nice.
1986790
I set mine up so that the adjustment holes are behind my back when I have my banjo up to play. That puts the longer padded portion of the strap connected to the fretboard side.
657027
No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
1206840
Send me the length of your sg and ill let you know....I have a 22 fret gibson and it has a little room to spare....Steve
5881
I would think so. But the stand might look oversized to the ukulele. Wouldn't recommend. If you leave your email, I can take a pic of the stand and send it to you.
354247
30"...its adjustable so it goes down to about 21" and up to about 30". Hope this helps!!
813336
I don't believe this stand would be the ideal stand for a ukulele. I believe it would be to big for it.
2031364
I did not measure it before I sent it back, or probably pitched it. However, I needed it to be at least 1/2" and it was not. As I look at the description now, it says you can adjust it to up to 2", but I don't remember seeing that at the time.