Can I remove every other peg so that I can stand up my guitars in the case?
1784564
No not that I've been able to. Id honestly go with another choice. This stand is pretty awful. Very wobbly
2146385
would depend on scale length. fretboard would just extend longer toward the pickups. should work. outstanding case works great
1071129
Yes you can. Its not hard. I haven't played it much without it but it easily comes off. Just need a pair of small pliers.
441655
Yes. Take 1 of the 2 straps included with the case and lengthen it a bit with the adjustable buckle. Attach one end to the upper left or right side clip tab and attach the other end to the opposite lower clip tab. Slide the shoulder pad on the strap to the right position to ride just around your neck and this should allow the case to hang off to one side with the guitar and case oriented slightly of vertical.
277623
No problem however the case is positioned.This is probably the best humidifier for guitars. Very simple, neat and clean, and also balanced. The only possible down side is that the replacement packs are relatively expensive, given that they only last two months or so (maybe slightly longer under certain conditions).
277256
I am not sure about your guitar. The packets are (should be) soft and able to be put into the largest sound hole. Otherwise, the packet can sit toward the neck end of the case or beside the instrument itself, providing there is room between it and the case. Hope this helps.
957818
Yes. But as I remember it only came with one set of 2. So you can do them on one side or put both on either the front or back. Pegs are pretty universal as well so you can always buy another set.
1590681
You can. The rails are screwed in, so unscrew those and the rails come off.
1354929
No idea, but probably not. The peg holes are already pre-punched, so you can only choose from the pre-set dimensions.
1309862
I agree with Peter's assessment. It's fine if your guitars are "players" but I wouldn't use this for a prized guitar in perfect condition. To put it bluntly, this stand is ok for simple storage where space precludes using regular stands, but it does not hold guitars very securely like some of the "vault" cases you'll see pro's use on tour.
1969548
Yes, there are pre-drilled holes on all 4 corners for hanging it any way desired. Mine is mounted horizontally. Note for hanging the guitar itself there is only one hanger up by the neck so the guitar base (when mounted horizontally) just rests on the case itself. I found that this works just fine - no issues.
213474
A wah pedal will fit in the second slots from the right, will not fit anywhere else and they don't fit neatly as the foam is not cut to accommodate anything but a standard size pedal. Also, you can not close the case with such a pedal either. You'd have to take the pedal out when transporting and place it in when playing. That's what I do.
652347
Assuming your guitar has a strap pin on the side. There are adapter kits which will take the 1/4" connector from the pickup, extend it, and replace the strap pin with a jack. All you would need to do is unscrew/replace the factory pin. No drilling. Obviously, if you intend to use the guitar standing up, that might pose a problem.
1825568
Hi,To be real honest, no. You actually have to take it out of the case. You could make a small modification like I did. I just trimmed the material that was an obstruction. That was my best way of solving the issue. I hope tthis info helps. - Joel
1309863
If you have guitars for show then you may want to place them in glass cases. Otherwise guitars that are played will show some wear. The rack is great and makes my guitars accessible. If you do not plan on playing them, I would suggest using the case they came with (or one you purchased seperately to store them). Just play them and as always have fun my friend!
1149606
It doesn't remove completely. It is meant to be just a protective transport for the board. You would have a tough time operating your pedals if you left it in the case, because the lip would be higher than your pedal's buttons.
277622
No problem however the case is positioned. This is probably the best humidifier for guitars. Very simple, neat and clean, and also balanced. The only possible down side is that the replacement packs are relatively expensive, given that they only last two months or so (maybe slightly longer under certain conditions).