I have an acoustic Takemine S35 measuring 41" x 15.5" x 4.5" deep, so do you have something in this price range to fit my guitar?
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My Takemine has the same measurements and fits perfect in the caseMusician's Gear Hardshell Dreadnaught Case
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That sounds like the standard size of a dreadnought, and I just took a tape measure to my Rogue and those are the same measurements. This hard case fits mine like a glove. So I don't see why it wouldn't fit yours.
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I have a old Gibson guitar that got lost in the case. More of a size for a dreadnought, to big for my guitar.
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The depth of the main compartment of the bag is about 5 inches, and should fit any standard size acoustic guitar. I have a Fender acoustic/electric guitar that I store in this bag and it fits like a glove.
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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.
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I am pretty sure that most any electric guitar would fit in this bag. It isn't wide enough for an acoustic. It is a good case. Good luck and Keep after it.
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Per the specs of your guitar, as posted on Amazon (Product Dimensions: 20 x 46 x 8 inches ; 20 pounds ), the case I have is too short and not wide enough for the Big, "jumbo" style, body. I measured it for you BTW. Fits a standard sized D-body very snugly. Widest measurement is about 16 inches.
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Hi, for a guitar of Maestro full size acoustic you should look for eg. Epiphone Dreadnought hardcase or SkB dread. Gibson sg case will be way to small. If you would like to trat yourself with a genuine Gibsoncase you are in the style of gibson montana or dove. &#128515;
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Sorry to be slow in answering, Mario. This case will NOT fit your Takamine if your measurments are accurate. Your guitar sounds more like a jumbo than a dreadnought. The INTERNAL dimensions of the Gearlux case are 43 3/8" long, 4 1/2" deep (the OUTSIDE depth is only 6 1/2"), 13 1/4" at upper bout, 16 1/4" at lower bout, (the waist is 12 1/4"). These dimensions are hard to find, so I measured carefully. There is about 1/2" of foam under the crushed velvet lining, and it fits my Squier by Fender dreadnought like a glove, but obiously it is too small for your Takamine (7" deep?) if the lower bout is 19.2 inches. Gearlux makes other cases, and I do like the one I got.
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This is a standard size. I believe it is a little big for you. I suggest you to go to a shop and try different guitars; then, start searching something like those you liked most either because the size or another special feature.
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There's no specific list of guitars that will fit in this case, but I looked at the picture of your guitar, and it looks like it probably should.
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my grandson has acoustic guitar , i measured the width depth, and length of his guitar before i selected this one. he does like it, made better then first one he had. sorry i could give more info for your guitar
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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'm not familiar with ur guitar. But I think any solid body electric will fit.
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I dont know , but check this out http://i.imgur.com/xZhxQEE.jpg My guitar fits and theres a little more of free space
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Amy, there are a number of different sizes of acoustic guitar. I suggest that you go to the guitar manufacturers' website, and obtain the measurements of your specific model - overall length, body length, width (both upper and lower bouts), and body depth. Then, go to the SKB website, to compare your instruments' dimensions with this cases' dimensions. That's the way I did it, and the case I bought fits my guitar like it was custom made.
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I carry an Epiphone Les Paul that is 40" tall, 13.5" wide, and 3" deep. You should be good.
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The guitar that my son has in this case is approximately 40" x 15" x 3.5". It is a snug fit, but it does zip with care. It may become easier over time and may stretch a bit. If your guitar is deeper than 3.5" it may not work. I hope this helps.