Will a Washburn B-16 banjo fit in the TKL 7840 case?
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I believe the B-16 is a standard sized resonator banjo, so there is no reason it won't fit into that case.
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Other reviews stated that a standard case was too small for it so I followed another reviewers suggestion here and bought a case from Amazon. The Carrion C-2901 Fretted Resonator Banjo Case. It fits perfectly in it.
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The SKB 1SKB-GB18 case is for a dreadnought body. Trying to cram your jumbo into could damage the instrument. I recommend you request return authorization from Amazon.
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The case is made to fit a 14"resonator.If you want to use it with out you should use foam rubber to fill in the gap around the banjo.
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Yes, it will fit, and probably be too big. It's quite soft, and probably best used as a dust cover, not a truly protective case. Mine is gigantic, but cheap, so I'm happy. I stick a M-Audio 88 es in it............
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If it's a regular bluegrass model and not a "long neck", it should. "Left handed" doesn't change the dimensions, just the setup on the banjo.
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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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It should, I have a Korg N264. There is a little wiggle room with my ax in the case.
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It should, there is lots of room for the 5th string peg no matter what side of the banjo neck it is on.
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I use this case to house my Korg Triton Studio which also has 88 keys but is larger than the Yamaha p-255B. There are velcro attachments that come with this case that will make smaller 88-key keyboards fit snug.
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Not sure. I had to do some modifications for my Washburn to fit. Other than that it is a good case for the price.
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I have both a 900 and a 910. Either one will fit in this case. The case is satisfactory for carrying the keyboards but does not provide as much protection as cases with thicker padding or hard-shell "airline" type cases. I also have a Yamaha YBV612 "Virtuoso Series" case that has better padding. That model is now discontinued but the Yamaha website says the similar YBV611 is still current (although I don't see it on Amazon or other retailer sites). http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/cases/ybv611/?mode=model#page=1&mode=paging If there is any chance of rough handling you might want to consider a different case. After all, you're protecting an expensive instrument. But if you will be carrying it yourself and are careful, this case is fine.
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As long as it's 76 keys, you should have no problems. I have a Korg N264, it fits with room to spare.
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It probably won't fit since that Takamine has a jumbo body and this case is made for dreadnought bodies. It's pretty roomy around the lower bout of my Fender CD160SE so it's possible that it could fit the Tak, but I doubt it. I tried to fit a Taylor jumbo 12 string in (LKSM model) and it didn't work. You would probably have better luck with the Gator GW-JUMBO or GC-JUMBO models
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Probably. If the pic looks like your old bobbin case, it will probably fit. What can you lose? A couple bucks?
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I have a Yamaha FG730S and it fits very snug and tight. This is an excellent heavy sturdy guitar case.
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Hello Donn...I have the very same banjo and the case fits it like a glove. It seems to be a very well made case. Couldn't be happier. Enjoy, Richard