What are the dimensions of the case? How do I know my violin will fit safely, or at all?
1401003
It's slightly larger than a violin. Quite a bit heavier too. Is your violin oversized or something?? It's a hundred dollar case!! Buy it! You don't like it?? Send it back!!
972871
Greetings I'm not familiar with the sizing of Violins; I don't know what 1/16 means so far as size. I know the violin I bought to put up for display is a smaller children's instrument. I measured the width of the neck of my violin at the neck's end where the tuning pegs are. Mine measures one inch in width. The head where the tuning pegs are is wider than the end of the neck. My violin sits very well in the V-notch of the string swing mount. I have not had any issues at all with the instrument coming off or falling. It does not hang by the tuning pegs so there is no stress on any part of the instrument that could warp it over time. I've had mine hanging for more than a half year and not one problem. There's a an extension of one of the forks (you can see it in the picture) for hanging the bow with the violin. For the money, the hanger was actually perfect. Good Luck!
200519
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.
1319265
The case does fit my daughter's standard bow. The case felt a little tight at first on the padding around the neck of the violin, but we pressed down the foam a bit and it fit fine. The case also also fits a shoulder rest.
789229
Inside: 27 1/4" x 10 1/4"Outside: 29 1/8" x 12""A" Style Rogue Fits Perfect In ItA nice mandolin case and especially so at such a low price. I own a lot of stringed instruments and have paid a lot more for less for some fairly expensive instruments. This case serves me well and I like it.Mike
437531
I would think it would fit fine. It's quite roomy for the violin rest. It would most definitely work if the rest is adjustable. It's a great case that is holding up very well and it saves the v. rest from getting lost or misplaced, especially for an instrument that is getting transported a lot.
2006994
Go out to Musicians Friend, Guitar Center sites and look up the case. It will give you the dimensions of the case and I found them to be very accurate. This should give you your answer.Gary
1722560
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 :))
1982868
Not exactly sure, because we are out of town (this away from the violin), but my daughter has a 3/4 size violin. It fits wonderfully, and has plenty of room to fit a full size snugly. The pocket on the top fits her bon musica, tuner, and rosin without out being difficult to zip shut. It is very light weight and definetly worth the price. However, the handle on it broke right away. We still think it was a worthy purchase though, given the price. The violin only leaves the house once a week though. Not sure how the case would hold up if you transport your instrument from place to place frequently. Not exactly sure, because we are out of town (this away from the violin), but my daughter has a 3/4 size violin. It fits wonderfully, and has plenty of room to fit a full size snugly. The pocket on the top fits her bon musica, tuner, and rosin without out being difficult to zip shut. It is very light weight and definetly worth the price. However, the handle on it broke right away. We still think it was a worthy purchase though, given the price. The violin only leaves the house once a week though. Not sure how the case would hold up if you transport your instrument from place to place... » Read More Not exactly sure, because we are out of town (this away from the violin), but my daughter has a 3/4 size violin. It fits wonderfully, and has plenty of room to fit a full size snugly. The pocket on the top fits her bon musica, tuner, and rosin without out being difficult to zip shut. It is very light weight and definetly worth the price. However, the handle on it broke right away. We still think it was a worthy purchase though, given the price. The violin only leaves the house once a week though. Not sure how the case would hold up if you transport your instrument from place to place frequently. « Show Less
482892
Debra, my best guess is that it would fit. This stand is for soprano and concert ukeleles, and a 3/4 violin should be about 22" long, with the soprano uke being about 21". The bottom bout of the instrument should be about 7" or more for it to fit at the bottom of the stand. (i.e. the widest part of the body at the lower end.) I hope this helps.
1927300
Since ukes come in so many sizes, compare yours to the standard measurement of a violin. The box is tall enough for that including the bow. I think depth might be more of an issue since violins are shallower front to back than ukes. Hope this helps
328163
My daughter has a shoulder rest (not a kun) but is fits her full size violin and it fits just fine in the bag. I am not sure if a kun is larger than the one she has, but I would think it should fit just fine.
1586964
It all depends on ho long your body and neck is. Inside length of the case is 26 inches.Tail of body to neck support is 13 inches, another 13 inches to top of head. My concert body is 10 inches, top of head to body 12 inches, 12 frets.. have 3 1/2 inchesneck room to spare. Body area narrows at 11 inches from tail. It's an amazing case for the money. These guys are right on. In also recommend highly, the Snark SN-2 clamp on tuner... it's really sweet and simple, designed to tune all instruments. Hope this helps in time... Aloha and Mele Kalikimaka
1893823
My daughter has a full size violin and it fits great it is a very nice case with room for a headrest also.we have it in pink.as faras I know it does not come in purple.
1717942
Something about 40cm X 15cm. I think Schylling Musical Hand bells should fit there in too. But note that it's not a hard case, it's material only and very soft.
1982867
I think the case was made of styrofoam. I don't know the measurements because I threw it away. When I opened it for the first time the piece inside the case that holds the neck of the violin broke and then the strap broke. I didn't think it was worth returning because I would have only gotten $20.00 back because $30.00 of the price was for shipping.
1662725
Consider that this case has inside (ID) sizes of: 6" high X 50" long X 17" wide. Check your instrument against these sizes.