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K&M Guitar wall bracket 16240
Bass, Electric guitar
Questions about K&M Guitar wall bracket 16240
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I have attached heavy bass guitars to the brackets. No problem with good mounting.
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It varies, since the material seems to be a thick layer of rubber moulded over a solid core. Using a vernier caliper, mine go from 13.2 mm up to 14.2 mm in diameter. If you need any other dimensions I'd be happy to help.
It works for my ukulele.
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approx. 18 mm - I measured with a metre, not with a calliper.
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The diameter of the individual rod is 14 mm. I use these holders for a classical guitar, a western guitar and for an E-Guitar.
The screws are not included.
This should work. Both holders can be rotated and can thus clamp thinner necks.
It hardly clamps at all, and the weight is relevant for the clamping effect. For a ukulele on the bus, I would think about something else. Maybe Hercules stands?
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Actually, practically everything goes on this holder. I also had a violin or bagpipes on it once :P. The "handles" are just a bit too big, I suppose the ones for the ukulele are a bit smaller.... But it certainly works.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our supplier: The 16220 wall mount is indeed intended for guitars. The distance between the two brackets is 53 mm. A concert ukulele measured in our range has a head of about 50 mm. This could work. But it all depends on whether the width of the saddle or the head with the mechanics of the customer's concert ukulele falls within the 53 mm distance of the 16220 brackets.
As there is no standard for ukuleles, the customer must measure his instrument and decide accordingly.
According to the supplier, the 16220 should be suitable for a concert ukulele if the neck dimensions are within 53 mm.
We work with different suppliers and daily prices. For this reason, the price of an item may be adjusted up or down over time.
No, screws and dowels are not included.
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