Will this work for a junior/child-size acoustic guitar?
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i should think so. notice that it is adjustable. i use it both for my acoustic dreadnaught guitar as well as for my classical guitar. there is a sliding cushioned lip on each "leg" to accommodate different body thicknesses. now, however, the legs swing open too wide to hold my mandolin, so it doesn't work for that.socorros
84758
Yes. But as I mentioned in my review, the stand is somewhat flimsy, so if the guitar has any real value, I'd recommend a sturdier stand (e.g. FretRest).
84759
Teri, it depends on the width of the junior guitar,as long as it is wider than 9 " it will fit just fine.Anything smaller would not sit right. That's not depth but width ,the size of guitar From left to right.I'm quite sure it will work just fine.It's a very cool portable stand fits right in my gig bag because it folds up so small
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
314536
Cathleen, sorry no. The holding legs on this is not quite long enough for an acoustic. At least in my experience using a typical Dread sized acoustic. They do however make acoustic sized stands that would fit your need better.
128612
I think this strap would be uncomfortable for kids because of its width. Unless it supports a very heavy guitar like a Les Paul, this is probably overkill. It can be made short enough for short arms.
1222565
When I purchased my stand, it was for only a youth guitar. I am not familiar with the size of electric guitars. The depth front to back with youth guitar allows for a second almost to fit. It is low to the ground. Not sure if that is an issue for you with connections and wires. I have not seen it be tipped over by a nearly 6 year old. It appears to have gray substance around the base which keeps it from sliding around.
351743
I doubt it would. It's made more for strat/Tele shaped guitars. My Tele fits pretty tight in it.
1668117
It really depends on how tall she is! You should definitely see if it would work for her! But like previously stated, it's a great guitar.
137991
Yes! My 6-year-old is currently learning on this guitar. The neck width is narrower, making it easier for smaller hands to grab chords.
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Probably 1/2, but the best bet is to go into guitar store and try. The following blog post has one of the better discussions of children's guitar sizes that I have seen: http://www.suzukidad.com/guitar-gear-for-suzuki-students/childrens-guitars/
268236
it should work, but this hanging is definitely made for an acoustic guitar.
1928138
My daughter has a 3/4 Martin and it works great for her. This is a great case if you need to protect the guitar.
255317
The worst case scenario is that you would have to enlarge the whole. Other that that it will work on any acoustic
1619952
I think it would. I bought it for my 6-year old, but I really don't think one would want to go any smaller. It has held up well against three boys (the cymbal is well tented, but has held in there). It has enough adjustment on the seat that I think it would work from three or four to about 8 years old.
1661327
Yes. It plays like a traditional acoustic, it just doesn't have a resonating chamber which allows it to be much, much smaller in circumference.
294659
I do not think an acoustic will fit in this case. It's not deep enough. It fits a standard electric guitar very nicely.
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Hi M. Stewart,I own a G9126 and even that it is a small beautiful guitar the neck is almost as wide as a regular size guitar. I think the space between frets and strings will be to big for a small hands kid. The Cordoba guilele and Yamaha gitalele will be more suitable for your kid (because of the thinner neck they have), they are both cheaper on price and quality but not that much on sound. The Yamaha comes in different colors.....you can also check smallguitars.com
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I use it for a full-size semi-acoustic electric bass guitar. I do not believe it would work for a full size acoustic.