Can I fit a normal classical guitar in this case?
1722559
Hi David.I use this case to store a guitar Hofma HG 285G Semi acoustic:http://eagle.com.br/images/instrumentos/normal/HG-285G-SB-01.jpgThe measures of this guitar are as follows:http://www.ranieresite.xpg.com.br/arq/Guitar%20measures%20Hofma%20GH%20285G.pdfIf your guitar has equal measures, the case is for you.View measures the case I bought, Model: 1SKB-SC18, in the manufacturer's website:http://www.skbcases.com/music/products/proddetail.php?f=&id;=221&o;=&offset;=1&c;=136&s=75See ya
1722560
I'm pretty sure it's too big for a classical guitar. I can check tonight, but it's the right size for a Dreadnought body. BTW, I haven't been overwhelmed with the case holding up; it had a hinge problem early on, when it was on the floor in a club and got kicked. I managed to fix that. The nylon seems to show more wear than I would expect, and I only take it out once or twice a week. I like it, but a hard case would hold up better. (This case replaced my case from 1968 :))
634881
I dont' see why not, but, you can always return it, if it doesn't, right? I have a regular standard acoustic guitar and it takes it.
621431
Hi,Yes, there is room for reverse headstock in the case. It will fit perfectly fine. We do have it in stock.Thanks.
1591823
There's plenty of room for the Bigsby. I was concerned about the same thing, but I just make sure that I spin the vibrato bar down so it's pointing towards the bottom of the guitar and it fits with plenty of room to spare.
449108
I'm not sure about your particular guitar, but if it is a "standard" size guitar, it should fit without a problem. This case is large enough for my Yamaha FG-700 6 string or my Yamaha FG-420 12 string. Either guitar fits well with room to spare top-bottom. The case is very well made, including a latch lock and key if needed. Hope this helps!
1026694
This looks like the "standard" one, which is made to fit dreadnought-sized guitars and similar. The classical one, meanwhile, is made to fit classical guitars and smaller steel-string guitars. Unfortunately, for some guitars, like my Martin 00-18V, this one is too big, and the classical one is really a little small. I think the Kyser website might have exact measurements for the range of sound holes each is designed to fit into.
1206839
Not having ever placed that particular model of guitar into the case, I cannot tell you with 100% certainty that it will fit. Even though it's the same scale, there may be differences in the dimensions of the body most certainly in the headstock. That being said, I'm pretty sure it would fit and I'm pretty sure there are a number of reviews on here from guys who bought this case for their Epis.
982634
No way. This case is specific to a Les Paul style guitar. You should probably research cases for dreadnought acoustics.
2219609
Yes. You may have some weird holes left on your guitar, but it will fit and it will be functional.
1018253
Yes. That happens to be the exact guitar that I carry in mine and it fits perfectly with plenty of room to upgrade to a full size later if I want. There is also plenty of room for anything else you may need to carry with you while you learn.
1949201
I don't know much about guitars, but I would guess any standard acoustic would fit fine. Mine fits easily and the case is more than sufficient for me.
394016
Your best bet would be to call an online retailer such as Musicians Friend, Sweetwater, or Zzounds, tell them that you are interested in buying the case but you need to be sure that your instrument fits inside of it first and ask them to test fit it for you.
1221843
I bought this case for my husband's guitar, it is an Epiphone. I asked him if he thought that the Yamaha would fit and he said that the case will fit a standard size classical guitar. I hope this helps. I know that I was a little worried about butying this case only because I'm not a guitar person, but he loves it and it is perfect!!
875214
I really think the case would fit in a string guitar (actually all kinds of standard acoustic guitars), you might need to put some clothing to fill up the space at the bottom within the case though, hope you find this comment useful
436037
You know if this guitar case doesn't fit you can always take the styrophome that's inside of it apart and it will fit. I own a BC Rich NJ Flying V guitar and it didn't fit inside this case because my headstock was too wide, so I started looking at it and I took the styrophome off, next thing you know the guitar did fit inside. You will have extra access baging from the gig-bag but at least you will have a guitar case to protect your flying-v and take it anywhere you want to go.
1718650
This case is designed to fit an SG Standard Solid Body Electric, Unless your acoustic is a Thinline, the guitar will be too thick to fit inside the case.
123416
No. This is the size of guitar I have and the case was not large enough for it.