I'm looking for a violin stand for a 14" long child's violin so very, very small. I'd like to display it on a shelf. Would this stand work for that?
1802111
14 inches is full size, like mine. If you have the height to fit it on a shelf I'd say go for it! But having my violin and my viola on the floor makes me feel better about accidental falls. If you choose to keep it on a shelf I recommend you stress the importance of removing it carefully. Also the bow is longer than the violin and will sit taller on the stand. If you put it on a higher shelf getting the bow up and down might be cumbersome.
1802112
You could probably make it work, but may not like the presentation. The height is adjustable and might accommodate the 14" violin, but may need some padding where the violin bottom rests.
1802113
Maybe, the base leg from front to back in 10" and the back support fully extends to 22" in height. With the stance and width, you might could put on a shelf that was 15" deep but would have to have enough clearance above. The stand is going to be bigger and perhaps outshine the violin; it is a good designed product, I enjoy mine. Good luck!
1802114
I measured it to make sure, but yes, it would work for a 14" violin. It has an adjustable back to make it go down to 12". I love mine. I use it for my violin 4/4 and my mandolin. It works for a 3/4, so I measured to make sure it would fit a smaller violin. I just had to loosen the wing nut and it shortened up easily. I would buy another if needed to... no regrets.
1802115
Yes it will. The height adjustment goes down almost to nothing and can easily be adjusted for the small violin.
407779
I am not sure. We bought it for a 3/4 violin. It fit well in the display case with some room around it. It would probably work if the dimensions of the ukulele are the same as a 3/4 violin.
1128990
The stand is one foot and 20" wide, and one foot and 2" high. It will handle any and all sheet music you may have, and it is a very good stand. I am happy with the one I've got!
1700037
I tried to use it, but it's flimsy and would not hold, more then a few arrangements on it, and you may or may not know, some music books are quite bulky, and heavy........so no this is stand is just for kids......
193948
It is a sturdy stand; however, it is much shorter than I expected. It could stand on a table to be used with a scarf or jewelry item.
1381380
Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
16537
Oh, I see where the confusion is...the stand is adjustable and fits a violin OR a viola.
1761992
Yes, the stand has a lot of adjustable space to fit any size. The two pegs that flip up will make sure it doesn't slide.
973591
I don't know for sure. I've played a 3/4 cello and I believe it would fit on the stand. There is about 8" of space between the front hook and the back. My concern would be the back rest being too low to support the cello. It would only go about 10" up the back of your cello.
1484915
Lou: Yes it is large enough. Plus on the support where the neck of the violin rests on the case there is the velcro loop that is designed just for the bridge. A cool feature that preserves space in the accessory box. It is the best case that I have had... really solid straps, metal pieces...fellow fiddlers have been impressed and have inquired about it. It a good one. Dr. Dan
940219
This light is not very heavy so I think you'd be okay with it. However, I have the other kind of music stand so am not 100% sure of that answer! Other option would be putting your music in a binder and clipping the light to the binder. The grip on the clip is very tight.
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!
1867766
Yes, I agree with the others on this. The stand should work fine for a guitar or a banjo.
74337
Actually, my boyfriend's monitor didn't fit on it so I use it as a shelf for my jewelry. Plus it came broken, I should've returned it but I didn't. But it looks like its meant for apple monitors.
982785
Hi, My son says he would not try to fit this to a 13" child/youth viola. My son uses the rest with a 16" and suggests not using with a viola smaller than 15".
16536
This is only a violin stand. It says "violin and viola" because it can be used for either, but does not come with an instrument.
972873
I use it to hang a 1/16 size violin without any problems. It does not hang by the pegs.