Should I buy a 3/4 size guitar case, or full size? Thanks.
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Totally depends on u. I got one for my daughter, makes it just a bit easier to play. If u have a smaller frame, want to travel, like the sound, or just dont wajt a full dread, it depends.
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A 3/4 case would work fine. It is not tiny, but it is much smaller than a full siza
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I'm not sure, but I do know that I would probably opt to use the money you are spending on the case to buy a higher quality guitar instead. It doesn't make sense to spend almost as much on a case as your guitar in the first place.
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I'm actually not sure. It's definitely a snug fit for my guitar which is a Schecter Omen. I think it would fit most electric guitars, honestly, I'm not too sure about an acoustic full sized. Mine is a lot smaller than most acoustics.
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I'm not sure. I sent back the guitar, as it was too big for me. I bought a Taylor Custom (small body) instead. Taylor makes their own, beautiful cases.
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I can't say that the case is recommended, but the question is, does the guitar fit in it properly. check the SKB website for the dimensions. If the guitar fits in the case within 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch in body width and length, it should work. As for the case itself, it's a good one. I just shipped out four guitars in these cases and have complete confidence in them. www.ladueguitars.com www.facebook/kevinladueguitars
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I bought an epiphone d 100 and it fits nice. I think it's 3/4 acoustic. You can look up exact dimensions and compare. I thought it an awesome bag for the price. I think I paid around 35. For a soft bag it's nice
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Go to the SKB website and compare the dimensions of the case with those of your guitar. It's the best way to be sure.
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not sure. if you built this guitar i would spend the moneyand get a case that is meant for it.
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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.
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This case is made for a full size Dreadnought guitar. You would need some extra padding to take up the extra room. It should fit the sides well but it would move up and down due to the slimmer body.
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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
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I sold the guitar when I got a higher end one. If I remember correctly it fits in standard size cases, but don't stake your life on it.
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Doubtful -this case is not big enough for any full size guitar. It wasn't long enough for my SG standard.
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Elizabeth, I can tell you that it is a very good quality case. I would trust any instrument in it. However, I'm not sure of the dimensions of your instrument. This is a 5 string banjo case, 4 strings area little shorter, but I believe the company makes different cases. I hope this is helpful.Brian C.
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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.
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I have one of these and my Strat and Tele both fit in it perfectly. I would look for a case that specifically saysfor that style guitar. Like any Les Paul style case would be a better match.
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These cases are made for a classical size guitar, but I use it for an Epi. EL-100 which is a little over 41''. It is snug, I've streched the case a little (it is soft) and I am happy with it. I do not carry the guitar out of the house so I'm not worried about really hard knocks. Remember there are other deminsions to consider my el-100 is 15.5" wide I would not go wider in this case. My depth is 3 7/8" and I would not go deeper. The fit is perfect for me but I am at the max.