will it fit epiphone dr-100, does it have "bumpers," does it lock?
1145205
Yes it will fit the dr-100, it will lock and I do not know what you mean by bumpers ?
1145206
It fits a "jumbo" body guitar, but I do not believe it will fit a "dreadnaught" body guitar, which I believe is what the DR-100 seems to be. Too much difference in body shape between a jumbo and dreadnaught style (I have both types). I'm not sure if "bumpers" are the same as "feet" - it has small brass "feet" (essentially shoulder-washers and screws) on both the "bottom" and "back" (for laying down flat in open condition, or sitting down on feet in "carrying" position). One key is provided for the one locking latch (main, front & center), but I haven't actually tried to lock it and see if it works...
1145207
I do not know what guitar will fit in it, this was a gift , yes it does lock
1145208
It fits a "jumbo" body guitar, but I do not believe it will fit a "dreadnaught" body guitar, which I believe is what the DR-100 seems to be. Too much difference in body shape between a jumbo and dreadnaught style (I have both types). I'm not sure if "bumpers" are the same as "feet" - it has small brass "feet" (essentially shoulder-washers and screws) on both the "bottom" and "back" (for laying down flat in open condition, or sitting down on feet in "carrying" position). One key is provided for the one locking latch (main, front & center), but I haven't actually tried to lock it and see if it works... It fits a "jumbo" body guitar, but I do not believe it will fit a "dreadnaught" body guitar, which I believe is what the DR-100 seems to be. Too much difference in body shape between a jumbo and dreadnaught style (I have both types). I'm not sure if "bumpers" are the same as "feet" - it has small brass "feet" (essentially shoulder-washers and screws) on both the "bottom" and "back" (for laying down flat in open condition, or sitting down on feet in "carrying" position). One key is provided for the one locking... » Read More It fits a "jumbo" body guitar, but I do not believe it will fit a "dreadnaught" body guitar, which I believe is what the DR-100 seems to be. Too much difference in body shape between a jumbo and dreadnaught style (I have both types). I'm not sure if "bumpers" are the same as "feet" - it has small brass "feet" (essentially shoulder-washers and screws) on both the "bottom" and "back" (for laying down flat in open condition, or sitting down on feet in "carrying" position). One key is provided for the one locking latch (main, front & center), but I haven't actually tried to lock it and see if it works... « Show Less
1145209
the case for a ej 200 should be to large for a regular size guitar . the ej 200 is a larger guitar I would get a case that would fit your guitar.
463450
it fits my fender strat and my epihone les paul special so i would assume yes
1001498
This case is specifically designed for a Epiphone Les Paul Standard Guitar. For other models and cases, you will need to contact Epiphone directly.
1053318
43" by 16" and 4" on depth. Fits Epiphone Dove but will not fit Epiphone DR100!
1190290
All that I know is that the case will fit Takamine G model guitars.Mine is a snug fit but it does fit. By the way, never ever force your guitar case to close on an instrument. I suggest you contact Takamine and/orAmazon.
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
2120849
I believe it should, but I would be careful. the dr 212 is a 12 string the Dr 100 is a 6 string. so your case may be a little bit too short. My 12 string measures 43" overall the body is 20" and the neck is 23" to the end of the top. Measure your case to be sure
690038
No. I bought the Epiphone Case Epihone Dreadnought Acoustic (on Amazon) for it. It's a hard case and it fits perfectly.
418753
Not sure about that. I know it fits the 339 perfectly with no room for anything else in the guitar cavity. I would suggest to go to the epiphone web site and ask the question there.
1996545
Can't say whether it will fit an Epiphone G-400 but I built an SG style guitar from a kit and it fits just fine. I'm assuming an Epiphone would be more exacting to the size and shape of an Gibson SG.
598632
My measurements came out about like John S. I have an Epiphone Sheraton II in it, and honestly it is not only big enough but perhaps a bit loose for that guitar.
864179
I looked in the manufacturer website and it fits for the Korg PA900, anyway you can check yourself at http://www.gatorcases.com/search/manufacturer
2202093
I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see the question above where I give the measurements of the guitar case. I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see... » Read More I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see the question above where I give the measurements of the guitar case. « Show Less
1458204
well just let me say , it just fits my Epiphone Les Paul, and works great for my telecaster. I keep my guitars in the closet and gig bags are great for that. cases take up two much room, not good for throwing in the back of a van though.
2177181
Yes. It will fit. Don't take this next part personally, it's really intended for the next five or ten people who will ask the same question: PLEASE READ THIS! If your guitar is a Takamine *G SERIES* ((GD#### Dreadnought OR GN#### NEX, an E preceding either just means it's an electric acoustic and has no bearing on whether the case will fit or not) - THIS CASE WILL FIT YOUR GUITAR. Buy it and be happy.
433559
If by "bumper" you mean padding around the inside of the sides, then yes. There is about 1/2" of padding around the sides. The bottom of the case also adds about a 1/2" & the inside of the lid has padding as well, except for where the lower neck of the guitar would go.
476126
I have an Epiphone 1958 Gothic flying V. It fits really well. I had ordered another case that did not fit. Hope that helps!