would this stand work for a mandolin and/or viola?
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Hi Peter! Thank you for your question. The instrument works very well with both mandolins and violas because of its multi-stretch features. The stand has both extendable legs as well as extendable neck. The silicone rubber pads that the instrument stands on can also be adjusted according to instrument thickness. If you check the listing images you will see more specifically where you can adjust the stand for different sized instruments :-). Due to its stretchable features the stand can be used for most instruments from guitars to violas and everything in-between :-). Hope that helps! Have a great day Henrik / Nordic Essentials
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Oh, I see where the confusion is...the stand is adjustable and fits a violin OR a viola.
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Difficult to say. The height is adjustable but if you are going to hang 3 uses, I.e soprano, tenor and baritone, then it would have to be tall enough for the baritone which may result in the other ukeleles to hang free which is not necessarily a bad thing as long as the heads of the instruments are large enough. The stand is not specifically made for ukeleles but for guitars, but I could see if working. It works great for three guitars whether solid body, acoustic or both.
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It's adjustable so can be as wide or narrow as you need. It worked on my giant acoustic and tiny mandolin
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I have this stand and I think it would work well for a banjo. It worked for my old Ovation guitar (which had the rounded back) and it works with my new guitar. The tongs might stick out a bit, but that would not hinder it from working well.
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Mike,This is a standard size A style mandolin, so it should fit most (if not all) cases you find online.I do not know a specific brand to suggest, but I can provide you with the dimensions of the instrument if that helps.Just message me if you need the specs.Honestly, I would be confident in buying an "A" style mandolin case off of Amazon just assuming it will work.
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Hello,I'm not sure - it was a gift for my daughter. There was no problem fitting a standard A type flat mandolin in it.
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No. This stand is adjustable and will hold both alto and tenor - been there, done it. Also the peg will hold a clarinet or flute. It is a solid stand and has a hole for a second peg. I bought 2 stands and gave one as a gift.
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I believe that it will, though I do not play a violin. I used it for guitar, banjo and mandolin.
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I'm not really sure - I have my mandolin on it and it's a pretty good fit - though anything smaller wouldn't be good.
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I would think so. It fits two different sizes of guitars in our house, and you can make it wider or narrower. It's a versatile stand.
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i don't think so, you know the size and the shape of a mandolin are quite different from other instruments. even though the size fits, you can't be sure that the shape and depth goes well too.
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I would think yes. Although sheet music is tall, the adjustable legs would seems to compensate for the height.
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I don't think this would make a good stand for v it might but I think it would sit on floor not the stand.Get a wall hanger for the V or stand that holds it at headstock.
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Yes position the mandolin over a bowl, it doesn't have a stand, you can't have a mandolin with a stand "read the description for more details'
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Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard
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I think so, it has the adjustable buckle. But it depends if your mandolin has the knots so you can fit the strap on it! Hope this helps!!