Does anyone know whether this will fit a Washburn B9 banjo?
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As far as I know this case should accept any 22 Fret Plectrum or 5 string banjo.
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It should work fine as long as you know the tuning of a 5 string banjo: gDGBd
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I actually have both types of Levi banjo straps - one for a lighter banjo and the cradle strap model for a much heavier banjo. They are both beautiful, and you might be able to get a conversion piece for the machine screw strap, but I would recommend returning it and buying the cradle strap. It really works well, and I could envision some scenarios where the machine screws might scratch the banjo if used in a conversion kit...
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If the hose connection is in the same location or your hose has a little slack it should work. almost all the banjo bolts on cycles are the same size.
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I didn't get mine to fit because the directions didn't specify use of stock banjo head bolts. Screaming eagle stage one kit came with chrome banjo bolts that has a 3/4 head on the them and stock has a 5/8 head so socket will fit into the backing plate restricting flow from back pressure in the heads.
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My 5 string Resonator fits in this case. I have a Gretsch not an Ibanez. I think that if it is a standard sized banjo you should be okay.
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Jay. I bought this 9-inch skin and it worked for my 9 inch darbuka drum. Installing it has some difficult since the material of the skin has to conform to the ring of the darbuka, but may be accomplished making first that the tip of the 6 screws will screw, and then screwing each time more. You have to be sure the measure of your darbuka. To know the correct size, measure with a ruler right in the middle of the top of the drum. I hope it will be useful.
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My Bacon and Day fits jut fine. It has a resonator and a knee mute. No problem. My Epiphone Recording also fits in the case. Unless your banjo is exceptionally large you should not have any problem.
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I really cannot tell as there are no indications. The web site doesn't say either. It is a very nice quality banjo and has a good sound. Worth the money.
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I contacted Oscar Schmidt and asked them if it would fit my particular model of uke. They responded promptly.I would try the same and give them your uke info.
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I honestly don't know. I'm not as familiar with varying banjo body types like I am with guitars! If I had a banjo shop near by I'd take it there and try it out but unfortunately that is not an option for me! What I can tell you is that it's been a good purchase for me. It was relatively cheap and it's been really sturdy.
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Do a search here on Amazon for Jameson Banjo Case - there is a gig bag case that fits perfectly for this
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I just measured and I think it will fit well. My lower bout is 12/7/8 and fits pretty snug --( 52 Gibson 3/4 lg1) However friend has exact case w a Washburn parlor guitar abt 1900 fits fine
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Monica,It is a flathead. Ten inch as I recall. It is a Remo head, sure you could find another (but why?) Replace the head on $200 banjo, sure go for it, but you may just want to find a better banjo. I got mine just to see if playing a banjo interested me. After 6 month I sold it and got a keeper that I really like the sound of. That said this is a good piece o for the price.
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This case is a very good size. I would just compare the measurements of your banjo to the case to make sure.
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I don't own a banjo, but I think it won't work well. You need the body to lean into the stand, no the neck.
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Yes, if the banjo has a resonator back. If it is an open back banjo, then no.