What's the largest lower bout this case will accommodate if you compress the padding? Lower bout is 7-3/4? My uke is 8-1/2.
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Thank you for your inquiry. We have attached the specifications given to us by the manufacturer for all the dimensions of this case.Item Style: Ukulele, ConcertTotal Length: 24.5"Body Length: 12"Lower Bout: 8.25"Upper Bout: 6"Depth: 3.75"Padding: 20mm
1744009
Lower bout is 8-1/4" without compressing padding, 8-3/4" with padding compressed.
1744010
Thank you for your inquiry. We have attached the specifications given to us by the manufacturer for all the dimensions of this case. Item Style: Ukulele, Concert Total Length: 24.5" Body Length: 12" Lower Bout: 8.25" Upper Bout: 6" Depth: 3.75" Padding: 20mm
2093932
I'm pretty sure anything that's not a 4/4 upright will fit in this bag. I believe even a guitarron would fit and still be a little sloppy! Yeah, I'd bank on the Epi fitting. I'd be more worried about the sloppiness. I litterally had to cut foam inserts to keep my bass from getting banged around inside a soft case! :/
957571
Cameron, The padding in my case is very thick. I have a Norman guitar as well and the case is the same construct as the one I purchased for the Seagull Mini Jumbo. I am very pleased with it.Frank
1832543
Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard
1734697
I believe your guitar will fit in this case, but it will be close. I compared the dimensions of your guitar with the case dimensions and the one that concerns me is the body width at the lower bout. you can go to www.skbcases.com and http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/ag_page14.php?year=2014&area;_id=2&cat;_id=3&series;_id=84&data;_id=14&color;=CL01 to make the same comparison.
268282
I heard the same about this case. It fits perfectely my 4/4 cello. Perhaps you will have problems with luthier cellos
548453
This case might be a little big for a banjo ukulele. The 9" diameter head will not be supported on the sides because the case is about 10 1/2 " wide at the circular part.
1098125
I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is... » Read More I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. « Show Less
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measure your guitar. My acoustic is 41" long, 11.5" across near the cutaway and 15.5" across at it's widest and about 4.75" deep and the guitar fits the case fairly snug with a little bit of room to spare all around. I'd almost say it's just about a perfect fit for me and I absolutely love it (and paid twenty less than what it's going for now in April 2012). Keep in mind, the case will smell for a couple weeks while the lacquer or whatever it is they use finally dissipates and dries out; but after that, it is a very nice case for the money (at least it used to be when it was twenty less). measure your guitar. My acoustic is 41" long, 11.5" across near the cutaway and 15.5" across at it's widest and about 4.75" deep and the guitar fits the case fairly snug with a little bit of room to spare all around. I'd almost say it's just about a perfect fit for me and I absolutely love it (and paid twenty less than what it's going for now in April 2012). Keep in mind, the case will smell for a couple weeks while the lacquer or whatever it is they use finally dissipates and dries out; but after that, it is a very nice case for the money (at least it used... » Read More measure your guitar. My acoustic is 41" long, 11.5" across near the cutaway and 15.5" across at it's widest and about 4.75" deep and the guitar fits the case fairly snug with a little bit of room to spare all around. I'd almost say it's just about a perfect fit for me and I absolutely love it (and paid twenty less than what it's going for now in April 2012). Keep in mind, the case will smell for a couple weeks while the lacquer or whatever it is they use finally dissipates and dries out; but after that, it is a very nice case for the money (at least it used to be when it was twenty less). « Show Less
1475878
I'm not familiar with that banjo. I would measure the resonator at the widest point and the overall length of the banjo, and compare to the specs of the case. Good luck!
1255530
I wasn't sure if my particular tenor uke would fit either, so I contacted Oscar Schmidt with the exact model of uke I had. They responded within that week. Fortunately mine fit. I would contact them.
1427357
My Ukulele is a Kala Concert KA-SC. It fits this case like it was made for it. It was important to me that the Uke did not bounce around because I travel, and it doesn't, but at the same time there is room. I don't have to force the Ukulele into it. I could not be happier with it. It is sturdy enough to protect and formed to fit the concert Ukulele. Hope this helps.
5883
a uke from tenor size on up should fit easily. a taropatch (very small) uke would not fit.
1499169
I think you are asking for the inside measurements of the UC4 case. I would worry about the overall length of you 8-string and its body length. I posted the following case measurements previously and if you look at answered questions on Amazon's page for this case you'll see others have as well. The case inside measurements are: length 27 3/4"; upper bout 7 1/8"; and lower bout 9 3/8". The depth is just right for the instrument allowing no movement but not too tight. The case closes normally.
199086
My 1920's Langstile banjo uke fit perfect, but this banjo has a 9" head with a 10 1/4" resonator so it's larger than most. Very nice case for the money, happy with the purchase and would buy it again. But you need to measure your banjolele for a proper fit; not all Banjo ukuleles are the same size.
2036359
cannot help you unless I have exact dimensions. Case description is not correct. My Yamaha folk is exactly 40 1/2" and widest is 15 3/4 ". and had to stretch the case to fit . Now I can at least close the zipper after 6 mo of stretching. So measure your guitar and if any larger than this forget it
964228
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.