How does this work if your guitar case is stored on edge?
777655
It can work if you slide it between the strings. However, you risk water dripping on your instrument if it's on edge.
777656
String tension will hold it but sponge must not be saturated to avoid drips. If sponge is dry after three days you probably need one with sound-hole cover and tubing. Those have humidity indicators. Avoid vertical storage when using these. Large collection, easier to close room with humidifier. 40% works.
777657
Place between strings like Matt stated. You do risk water dripping but the sponge should not be overly saturated with water. I've never had a problem with water dripping. Wet the sponge and ring it out so it's just damp. Repeat every few days. Good luck
777658
I don't see a problem with that,the sponge inside seems to hold the water real well,you control how wet the sponge is
777659
I have a case humidifier for my Martin. I use this one on my Seagull which stays on a stand. I don't see why it would matter which way it is stored as long as you follow the directions. Mine works great!
1309862
I agree with Peter's assessment. It's fine if your guitars are "players" but I wouldn't use this for a prized guitar in perfect condition. To put it bluntly, this stand is ok for simple storage where space precludes using regular stands, but it does not hold guitars very securely like some of the "vault" cases you'll see pro's use on tour.
1138878
There's a suction cup on the pickup, so you just lick it and slap it onto the body of the guitar. Mine tends to come off after a short while and needs to be restuck, but plenty of reviewers say they haven't had that problem. I will say that I regret spending $10 on mine, as it's basically worthless. The sound it picks up is so minimal that I have to literally crank my amp up all the way just to get enough sound to fill a bedroom. Again, apparently many people don't have that problem, but with such a hit-or-miss product you're probably better off spending a little more money on a better one.
277622
No problem however the case is positioned. This is probably the best humidifier for guitars. Very simple, neat and clean, and also balanced. The only possible down side is that the replacement packs are relatively expensive, given that they only last two months or so (maybe slightly longer under certain conditions).
430368
Its like closing a lid. Just twist it on the case until it is tight enough.
676852
H-42.5, W-15.75, D-4.5I have a schecter diamond in there. When inserted there are about 2inches of space from the guitar to case on both the top and bottom.
1549235
You have a nice guitar...buy a nice case. This isn't one. Flimsy. Unless it is to carry from the house to the car to another place and back...it isn't good.
109870
Yes, a little pressure will be fine because you want the guitar to stay tight in the case. A loose fit will allow the guitar to move around too much.
1190291
Are you pushing hard because the guitar is too tall in the case and the latch won't close? Or is it because the lid is very snug-fitting on the bottom portion of the case? Mine is the latter - but it's easy enough to close by just pushing inward on the lower part of the case, gently near the handle, where the lid overlaps until it is fully closed. It's snug, for sure, but it closes no problem. If, on the other hand, you're pushing down forcefully on the lid (and compressing your guitar) like an overzealous suitcase packer - sitting on it to get it zipped up? Something's wrong.
417109
there are small "clips" along the edge. Carefully push or snap it loose and then slide the cover..It can be a little tough. Sometimes I use a flat plastic like tool to get in under the case...hope this helps..sorry I don't have a good clear answer
2207765
It will protect the finish from light bumps and scuffs, but will not protect the guitar structure from falls or from things (such as luggage) being set on top of it, or hard objects ramming it. OK for carrying it to lessons or gigs in a car, or on a bus or subway it you hold on to it.
932617
Hey John,I'm actually going to get this exact question answered tomorrow by my local music/guitar store. The case closes all the way except for about the last inch or two. To get it to lock I have to press down firmly on the top the case and hold it until I latch the cover. I am seeing imprints from the bridge and the knobs on the inside felt, which I believe I shouldn't be seeing. This is my first hard cover case, so I wasn't totally sure what to expect. I can let you know what I find out tomorrow.Brian
1969548
Yes, there are pre-drilled holes on all 4 corners for hanging it any way desired. Mine is mounted horizontally. Note for hanging the guitar itself there is only one hanger up by the neck so the guitar base (when mounted horizontally) just rests on the case itself. I found that this works just fine - no issues.
277625
I called the manufacture and they said it doesn't matter. I store my guitar on its side....
2249047
Yes, it has a few inches extra spaces on the edges, I have a Schecter hell raiser V 7string n it fixes perfect. You can even fit in a Dean Dime bag V shape guitar with that huge headstock. The quality is excellent it's made to protect ur guitar and it won't bounce around inside. It has extra space for cables a few pedal effects your guitar picks n stuff I recommend it
1670712
I couldn't find just fit one. I usually use ordinary hard case when I do plane trip. First, remove the bottom bolt of the guitar, then put it into the case and stuff something into the space. I usually notes, books and towel to fill the space.
1670713
I couldn't find just fit one.I usually use ordinary hard case when I do plane trip.First, remove the bottom bolt of the guitar, then put it into the case and stuff something into the space. I usually notes, books and towel to fill the space.