I bought my son's guitar used, it has reverse headstock (opposite of standard Dinky). Is there room for this in the case, or is that section molded ?
621431
Hi,Yes, there is room for reverse headstock in the case. It will fit perfectly fine. We do have it in stock.Thanks.
531328
Sorry. Don't know. My son's best guess is no. Fits his Stratocaster perfectly.
985435
Not sure... I've never heard or seen one of those, but I do know that the 3 guitars that I have put in the case (Ibanez semi hollow artcore, Fender stratacoustic, and a custom the was made for a friend of mine that resemble a standard strat) all fit with a bit of room. None of them are too snug. You could always try a bass case from the same maker to be sure though.
666400
I don't see why not. It has "head room" and is a bit flexible....I love mine! I have a Gibson "knock-off" I think you'll be ok.....
1790112
It will fit some pickups. Sound hole is smaller than average so some won't fit without a little modification but this isn't the kind of guitar you are going to need to plug in. It's a small fun parlor guitar.
896287
Yeah it should fit on the there just fine. If all else the metal is soft enough to where you can widen it or tighten it to fit. Brings a whole new sound to your guitar. I love mine!!
2040561
hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular measure an buy exactly what u need!!! Good luck hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular... » Read More hey man, didnt see one specifically for a lefty, but i got one for my 71-f700, now the saddle is not notched at all only the not but the notches that are cut in the nut are so miniscul everyone will have to cut the proper size notches. So case in point this will work for you as it did for me, but just a heads up. 1-this product is not bone 2-the nut will be off by a lite 1/8" 3-the saddle after begin centered will leave a 3/8 space on each side of saddle due to the fact that yamaha uses long saddles for some reason. It got my guitar sounding damn good. But if your very perticular measure an buy exactly what u need!!! Good luck « Show Less
1995794
I sold my amp and that cover over a year ago. So, I'm sorry but I don't know anything about that anymore other than, whatever the dimensions of the Fender Twin Reverb are; it fits very loosely over that.
1484283
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.
1357956
Hi, If it's a short scale bass, I would lean more to say that it may not fit due to the fact that the headstock will fall short to be completly protected. I'm sorry but I can't say for sure.
2217787
I have one of these cases and it fits my Les Paul Standard fairly well. There is about 1/2 inch of space above the headstock, could accomodate a longer neck possibly. I travel a lot and it goes where I go. The case is holding up pretty good so far.
125694
I have this hanger used to hang a fender telecaster. I do not know what the head stock of the guitar mentioned looks like, but a telecaster has almost no lip on one side of the head. It works fine.
1884269
Unfortunately I guess it won't fit. A wright hand guitar with the "inverse hand" will fit, but left guitar don't. Look for Schecter SGR-UNIV/1 Guitar Case.Good luck and nice playing!
333976
Just checked one of mine...with the bushing(including washer) screwed in until it stops, there is 17/32in. So your peghead (headstock) needs to be at least 9/16in but preferably around 5/8in thick.
461961
No It won't. The backward angle of a Les Paul style headstock is too great. The weight of the guitar sits fully on the back of the headstock and not at the neck like most other cases.
962592
To be honest I don't know but the area for the body of the guitar is pretty big. I would give you a thumbs up and tell you to go for it. With that being said double check the return policy......
1247664
I'm sorry but I can't answer your question. I purchased the case for a right handed guitar.