mine is 1920ish slingerland banjo With a over all length of 30" and top of headstock to body of 18". will this case work for me?
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I would need to measure to be sure, but I think the 30 inch length will fit and my banjo has a reverberation chamber about 18-20 inches in diameter. I think you will find the case will work.
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This will accommodate a banjo under 39" in total length with less than 26" long neck and headstock. My banjo is 36.5" with a 23" neck and headstock.
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John,I bought the case to replace a tattered one that came with a four string tenor banjo I was repairing. I do not have nay measurements... sorry. Good quality case for the money, though.Frank
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Good Afternoon William: I purchased the Durafoam banjo case from Musician's Gear and it is large. The interior box is not removable. This case is for a banjo with a resonator. The instrument doesn't fit without it. Hope this helps. Bald Eagle Music Education Station Sisters, Oregon
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I would have to know the size of the banjo but I think it would fit.This is a very nice case
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Elizabeth, I can tell you that it is a very good quality case. I would trust any instrument in it. However, I'm not sure of the dimensions of your instrument. This is a 5 string banjo case, 4 strings area little shorter, but I believe the company makes different cases. I hope this is helpful.Brian C.
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My Takamine classical, is 39" long and fits snuggly. A "jumbo" classical or a guitar over 40", I believe would not fit this case to ones satisfaction.
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Do a search here on Amazon for Jameson Banjo Case - there is a gig bag case that fits perfectly for this
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I have to say yes I have a Mitchel banjo it is vey close to the Jameson, I Really love this case it is one of the best case's out there for the money you can't go wrong Paula.. thanks for asking David
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Epiphone States case was made for Es 339series. I suggest direct to Epiphone and they will have definitive answer. Do not buy on hope or whim it will fit!
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This case is apparently made for an A-Style Mandolin, so I would say, yes, as they are generally similar in dimensions; I would encourage you to contact the vendor and ask them specifically. They may want measurements of the mandolin to honestly assist you. Hope that helps.
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We bought it for our son's full size banjo. It measures 38 3/4 inches. It is fine for protecting a banjo that wasn't going to leave home often.
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Should fit no problem, case is plenty long enough and will handle Tele or Strat style Body, its basically a 'one fits all' case but with my Tele I have a couple of nice new hand-towels curled up and providing cushion at the end of the neck. Durability not too much of a factor with this case but I wouldn't fly with it much. Just a good value for local hoofing.
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Probably not. My RG8 was about an inch to long. I had to modify the case by cutting out the padding at the headstock and glue the plush fabric back to the case. Now it fits perfectly.
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My 5 string Resonator fits in this case. I have a Gretsch not an Ibanez. I think that if it is a standard sized banjo you should be okay.
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the widest part of a soprano ukulele fits tightly in this case. i'd say leas than 1/4" extra room. i dont know the dimensions of a banjolele but if it is slightly wider/longer than a uke it will not fit.
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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.
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This is a great case first of all. I have an ibanez and a Peavey electric they fit easily. If yours is not too much thicker than a typical solid body it will work. Hope this helps.
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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.