How suitable would this case be for carrying an acoustic guitar and transporting on a bike?
1117777
The bag does not offer much in the way of protection, but it works as a backpack nicely. If you are wearing it on your back then it's safe from damage, but I would strap it on to anything.
1117778
It has straps so the guitar can be worn like a backpack, so I think it would be ok. But, I am afraid of it being awkward.
1117779
I believe it would protect it from minor scratches and bumps, but it would not protect it well enough from a major drop or fall.
1117780
The shoulder straps fits good and easy to travel hope this helps for the price it's not bsd.
151485
this bag easily handles my ibanez 4 string bass and a friends 6-string brice electric bass. it should be able to handle a hollow body guitar or bass but i'm not sure about an acoustic bass. it might fit but... a hardsell case is just better for acoustic guitars and basses. a bit more expensive but worth it.
1249904
Neither! not for acoustics, electrics only! and it is not well padded is more of a storage dust proof bag, not good for transportation.
419258
The guitar I purchased this case for is a Jumbo size Guild 12 string acoustic. This was one of the largest cases I could find.
1569794
My husband thinks so, his Les Paul Jr fits with a little extra room. It's a good case for keeping your guitar safe and clean. If it's loose fitting, use a soft cloth folded up under it when you travel.
966143
My guess is it would be a very tight fit. These cases work well for my telecasters, but I think that is because they are designed more for compact solid body guitars.
2071138
I think I'd invest in a case made for airplane travel (plastic formed). This case is great for gigging and such, but I'd be concerned for airline travel, as the wood bracing the case would not hold up well under being thrown around, or being on the bottom of a stack of luggage.
2243520
I took an Ibanez S series to Seattle and back from Dallas withh this case. It worked brilliantly. I was far more upset to see the AA baggage people tossing the case from a truck onto a luggage belt but the case kept my guitar completely safe and sound.
663182
I bought this for mine: World Tour GBA100 Padded Acoustic Guitar Gig BagSeems to be fine.
123416
No. This is the size of guitar I have and the case was not large enough for it.
606559
The bag is designed in the general shape of an acoustic guitar. It is a good size, with interior dimensions of approximately 40.5" long by 16" wide by 4" deep, easily fitting a full size dreadnought acoustic guitar.
1929342
I use it for my Fender Strats or my Ibanez RG when it's inconvenient to tort a bulky hard shell case to a jam session. Don't own any Schecters though. I can say that it is a top quality case that provides more protection than a regular gig bag.
2093442
This case was brought to transport the keyboard for short distance gigs. We have an anvil case for long hauls. Its a gig bag. Light weight with wheels. I do not that I would use it for airplane flight.
1311523
it is stated in the product item details"Yamaha HCAG1 Hardshell Guitar Case"the Guitar fit nicely in it.Also took a long haul flight from LA to HongKong with it 2 weeks after i bought it. Had it gate-check, and collected it with no issue or ding on the case/guitar.
1605240
It is small and relatively lightweight, but it seems a bit delicate for mobile use. I would consider a hard case with foam lining for transport.
879954
The case is very spacious and will handle a Stratocaster without difficulty. I think it could handle a 43" long instrument. It is also deeper than a typical Gibson or Fender case and is very sturdy.
643013
I have a Stratocaster and there's definitely plenty of extra room in this bag. I think the Acoustic Strat will fit, but it will be a bit snug. I've got a Yamaha acoustic/electric that fits in it ... and the Acoustic Strat wouldn't be any wider than that guitar, so you should be good.