My guitar jack insert is angled and recessed into the body. Will this amp fit?
163865
The plug has a standoff about 3/8" so I think it will but can't be sure, but don't waste your money on this piece of crap anyway!
163866
It depends on the angle. It should if there is a hollowed out area around the jack, if not then probably not.
163867
You mean like on a Fender strat? It looks like it won't from the pics but it does fit just fine .
2006994
Go out to Musicians Friend, Guitar Center sites and look up the case. It will give you the dimensions of the case and I found them to be very accurate. This should give you your answer.Gary
269047
This is a great case first of all. I have an ibanez and a Peavey electric they fit easily. If yours is not too much thicker than a typical solid body it will work. Hope this helps.
1505565
the amp is 5.75 x 5 x 1.75 inches , if you have room somewhere to mount that , it will fit . keep in mind the amp gets pretty hot .
1416109
yes it will fit, i had one from mojotone that was to tight. but this one fit perfect, my amp is a 1974 twin reverb
41744
Yep. They should fit in there nicely. I'm using it as a platform for my Guitar AMP but it looks like they would. if you send me the exact dimensions I can check for you, just to be sure. Unfortunately my vinyl collection was stolen during my last move off my porch.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
666402
I dont know , but check this out http://i.imgur.com/xZhxQEE.jpg My guitar fits and theres a little more of free space
362278
My fender electric acustic guitar fits into my case like a glove but the body on my guitar is a lot thicker and wider then yours but from what I can tell it looks like yours should fit, good luck.
2053136
Hello, I put this unit in a fender 12 string and found I needed to enlarge the hole in the body to accomodate the battery case. unfortunately I sold the guitar and can't tell you the exact dimensions. It was not very severe and I used a medium rasp to carefully enlarge the opening. I found the curvature of the preamp base flange was not exact, but close enough for the foam liner to cover the small gap. Hope this helps...
619531
As others have stated, a straight end will fit, but angled connectors will not. I would say try it carefully. If it fits perfect, but if you have to force it....stop and make sure you have everything in place correctly
1085057
I would hate to say yes without knowing for sure, but my thoughts are that possibly there may be to much of an overlap with that 20 inch depth. I guess the only way to find out is to find someone with the amp stand in question and give it a shot; carefully. Frank T.
2279040
You can most likely make it fit, and it shouldn't have any effect on your under-saddle pickup. The saddle just rests on the electronics and that's all - at least that's how every electro-acoustic I've ever owned has been.
1088520
it should, but you'll need to drill holes .....be careful not to drill through the fret board
2099367
Not sure about the guitar, I use mine for a Fender style precision bass and it fits it very good.
320102
Just tune your amp appropriately and it'll be fine. Use a multimeter to tune.
996547
It should fit. It a jumbo guitar they are held to specific body dimensions for a jumbo. Just like dreadnaugt. So this should fit. Get dimensions of the body and the case and make sure they match. But from what I saw it looked good.