Hi, I just bought the prs se custom 24 electric guitar vintage sunburst today! Wondering if this case is a good fit for it. Thank you in advance!
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This should help you see if it would fit: Interior Dimensions Body Length: 18.00 " Body Height: 3.25 " Lower Bout Width: 13.00 " Middle Bout Width: 13.00 " Upper Bout Width: 13.00 " Overall Length: 36.50 " - See more at: http://www.gatorcases.com/p/16136-768/gwe-elec-wide#sthash.rXgN1Juo.dpuf
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This should help you see if it would fit:Interior Dimensions Body Length: 18.00 " Body Height: 3.25 " Lower Bout Width: 13.00 " Middle Bout Width: 13.00 " Upper Bout Width: 13.00 " Overall Length: 36.50 "- See more at: http://www.gatorcases.com/p/16136-768/gwe-elec-wide#sthash.rXgN1Juo.dpuf
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My tweed (Stagg gcx-wgd) is used for a Taylor Dreadnaught. Mine fits like a glove. This will not fit your concert size guitar perfectly, but still quite suitably. I have used a dreadnaught case similar to this for a concert guitar before and it worked just fine for many years. This is really a good looking case, I think you'll be quite happy with it. At least, I'm very happy with mine. everyone who sees it, remarks about it. I hope this helps you. Good luck and KEEP PLAYING!!!
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Hi, I'm afraid I cannot help as I'm a beginner and I don't know a lot about cases. However, I would suggest you do what I did and go to the Ibanez website and use the customer service to get your answer. I contacted them just to be on the safe side before I purchased the case and someone responded to my question very quickly.I think this is the safest thing to do so you actually get the correct answer from the people who know.Derek
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I think the les Paul jr's are a smaller scale. I would stop at a guitar center to test fit it before purchasing one online. My les Paul standard fits snug. That is how it should fit in the case.
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This case is just slightly too small for a Gibson or Epiphone Les Paul. It needs to be about 3/4 of an inch longer. You can fit it in but there is too much stress on the neck. Pay a few dollars more and get a Gibson or Epiphone case.
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I am sorry, but I bought this case after I returned the Yamaha guitar to amazon. So, I think it is better for you to ask another customer. Sorry about that.
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Hi Larry,I just checked with my Les Paul Custom. It is tight but does fit. One thing I would absolutely do.... unscrew your pick up toggle switch!!!! That could crack off (trust me) I play Parkers and one I bought was shipped in a les paul case and it was cracked off. but besides that everything else should be fine. Good luck and I hope this helps. - Brett
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Sorry I'm so slow getting back. I must have missed this message. In response to your question, I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure that it would fit. However, I do not like these cases for the reasons I mentioned. Sure, they look good, but they're really cheaply made and not at all worth the money that they ask. Look into a Gator case would be my advise to you. I have two of them and I am completely satisfied, and they cost less. I'll never pay $120 for the Fender name on a guitar case again!
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The epiphone is a different body style from what I am using it for. The case is 42" in length and 15" in wide at the lowest part. My guitar is a standard fender shaped guitar and it fits perfectly. I think your guitar may be too big.
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I would say yes since Epiphones headstock seems to run longer my hummingbird and dreadnought fit fine plus the leather detailing around the case and the Epiphone label make the case look first rate.
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I would be careful. I ordered one and it was suppose to fit my style of guitar and it didn't. I'd bought a Seagull 12-string dreadnaught and it's not a big instrument. So I put my old 6-string in the new case and the 12-string in my old case.
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I would call SBK. They are located in Orange, CA. They were very helpful when I needed a case. I took my vintage jazz archtop guitar there to find the right size. The didn't have the case in stock so I ordered it from Amazon.
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I highly doubt it. It's very much measured for a Les Paul. My LP custom fits perfectly with a bigsby And I just can't see a PRS SE fitting the right way.
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Yes, it fits fine. I've owned guitars since the mid 1960's and used many guitar cases. While it doesn't offer the complete protection of a hard shell case, it works great as a guitar backpack carry along case. I use a Fender T-Bucket CE 300 model guitar and the case has not failed me yet!!
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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.
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My tweed (Stagg gcx-wgd) is used for a Taylor Dreadnaught. Mine fits like a glove.This will not fit your concert size guitar perfectly, but still quite suitably. I have used a dreadnaught case similar to this for a concert guitar before and it worked just fine for many years. This is really a good looking case, I think you'll be quite happy with it. At least, I'm very happy with mine. everyone who sees it, remarks about it. I hope this helps you. Good luck and KEEP PLAYING!!!
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measure your guitar. My acoustic is 41" long, 11.5" across near the cutaway and 15.5" across at it's widest and about 4.75" deep and the guitar fits the case fairly snug with a little bit of room to spare all around. I'd almost say it's just about a perfect fit for me and I absolutely love it (and paid twenty less than what it's going for now in April 2012). Keep in mind, the case will smell for a couple weeks while the lacquer or whatever it is they use finally dissipates and dries out; but after that, it is a very nice case for the money (at least it used to be when it was twenty less).