what is the mounting post spacing? Looking at for a 99' Ibanez AR 250
62841
Okay, this is as close a measurement as I can come up with, but the holes are just a hair over three inches at their widest point: I used one on a Gibson LP, and it fits fine.I have an Artist, but it's from the early 80s, and I can't recall if the spacing is the same on a Les Paul, although it shouldn't be too hard to Google that and find out. If it is, it'll fit the Artist, too.And it's worth the money -- very smooth, cuts down on a huge percentage of the "tuning creaks," and holds a tune vastly better.
62842
I've replaced two on Epiphones, Les Paul model, I don't have the answer to U'r question, but I would check on Epiphone's/Gibson web site, to determine the spacing distance for the post specs.
1494883
I believe you have enough handlebar space, but placing the amplifier module may be a problem. You have limited mounting space on an 883. I checked with my mechanic before I ordered this system. I suggest you check with someone who has mounted a sound system on their bike. I friendly HD mechanic could help also! Hope this helps!
869503
Hi, I'm afraid I cannot help as I'm a beginner and I don't know a lot about cases. However, I would suggest you do what I did and go to the Ibanez website and use the customer service to get your answer. I contacted them just to be on the safe side before I purchased the case and someone responded to my question very quickly.I think this is the safest thing to do so you actually get the correct answer from the people who know.Derek
1874250
I have the rubicon kit, and the stock frame mounts are just slightly closer together than the posts for the bumper. I use an F250 cab body, so the bumper is about halfway out, so the posts bend just slightly and manage to fit just fine.
1561669
I'm not sure, they take 5 1/4 in. (13 1/2 cm) space to mount. Measure your traveller headstock and proceed accordingly.
695925
It's probably too wide, but might just barely fit that space. I have a Suzuki SV650S, and resolved the problem by disassembling the handlebar mount (eliminating the u-clamp)and drilling 2 holes thru the aluminum plate which houses the ignition switch and spans the two forks. I then attached the mount to the plate using two 1.5" screws, lock washers and nuts. Works great, and takes up less space. Did the same thing on a friend's GSXR600. Mount it as far left or right on the plate as possible, so as not to block the gauges. Measure twice, drill once. :)
130953
How long is the post from the limit line to the rail? I need 9.5" of "stickout" length. Does this post suffice?
333976
Just checked one of mine...with the bushing(including washer) screwed in until it stops, there is 17/32in. So your peghead (headstock) needs to be at least 9/16in but preferably around 5/8in thick.
667631
I have mine mounted with an open 1/2 rack space above it and have no issues so far. Nice amp.
1298853
There are lots of holes to choose from to mount. No certain spacing required. For example, the rod (the main part) is larger than the board (only 11") I mounted it on. You should have no problem getting it to work. I love it!
1146334
It's a little tight and you'll probably bottom out on your fender, that's why I added 1.5" spacers to give me 4.5 " best decision for me, looks great!
892888
The length (i.e. height) of the central post is adjustable to accommodate many guitar and bass (electric) lengths. As a test I increased the central post to about 25 inches above the lower bracket, a total floor to top length of 42 inches. My Richenbacker '73 bass hangs above the floor with a 6 inch clearance. With the central post adjusted to a minimum length, the length of the stand with top and lower arms folded is about 34 inches. Packaging might increase to about 36 inches length (I did not keep the shipping box). Hope that helps. Check the shipping dimensions to be sure.
2196922
The U shape mounting area is 1 1/2" wide.. the distance between the bolts is 3 1/2".. I bought pool noodles and covered the padding on the racks because they leave a black mark... Still yet for the price you can't beat them.. I just hauled from Tulsa Okla. to Grand Isle La. with mine and the worked fine
1051878
im not sure but if you inquire the measurments from the company for the length and the size where the body is and they will tell you. i used it for an ibanez rg series. dont ask them if your style will fit it they will say no and try to sell you one for that style. use the measurments to see if it will fit. i hope that helps.
2031249
It looks like it should be about 26" between front and back posts. If that is the case, the dip bars will be approx 24" apart center to center when set on the inside of the posts and approx 31" when set on the outside. They can mounted either way. Hope this helps.
877040
As far as head room goes. I think a lot of basses will fit in it. My 4 string Fender P-bass and 5 string Ibanez both fit. I was going to borrow my friend's Thunderbird to see if it fit but I imagine it does. He was not available at the moment. The only problem I have it the type of strap locks I use. For the Fender I have to take off the strap to make it fit but the Ibanez fits fine even with the strap locks still on.
1428193
U shouldn't have no problem because if you have a rail or 1base mount .let me know how it goes .