Will this fit a Takamine N-20 Jumbo ??
770099
As it is a Jumbo case yes it will fit. But you are better off buying the TKL 7820 case for it is a way better built quality case then this one. Funny thing is, tkl makes cases for all the different guitar brands. This case is made by tkl for Takamine , but the specs and materials used as requested by Takamine are horrible. The brown Tolex is very cheap and I went thru 3 to find out that is just cheap. The TKL 7820 jumbo case is built strong and will last. Hope that helps. I am a Takamine collector for 18 years. I am also a guitar tech.
770100
I looked at images of your guitar and there are different images, some showing a figure 8 shape and others with a cutaway, which makes it difficult to answer. While I cannot be certain that this case does not fit your guitar, my belief is that it won't since the case is made for the EG523SC jumbo 6 and 12 string guitars. Ultimately, I always fall back on contacting Takamine's tech support to get the final definitive answer. Hope this helps.
770101
My Takamine 12 string is 4 1/4 inches thick on the body (not including the height of the strings). The narrowest part of the body is 10 1/2 inches. The widest part of the body is 17 1/8 inches. The body is 20 1/2 inches long. It fits the case just fine. It might be able to handle a slightly thicker bodied guitar. It is a great case and protects the guitar greatly.
770102
I would think so, it fits my Takamine EG523SC-12, 12-String Jumbo Cutaway perfectly...
1682584
Yes, it should. I have a Bon Musica rest, which is bigger than the Kun, and it just fits.
167903
From what I heard the only difference between the 1128G and the 1128T are different suppliers to Takamine. I have one of each and they both work well with good construction. Definitely snug for a dreadnough or NEX, which is what I wanted. No bouncing around inside.
1313583
I viewed your guitar model on the net and it looks like it is a dreadnought shape, though there was a photo of another one with a cutout. Based on the apparent shape of your guitar, in either case, I do not think that your guitar will fit in this case, which is supposed to be for a jumbo guitar. You can read my answer (from G-Man) to the fifth question regarding this case, which has more detail, including measurements, which may help. My other suggestion is to contact Takamine customer service; give them your model; and ask which Takamine case they would recommend. While it is always best if you can try out a case in person to see if the guitar fits well, I understand if you are unable to find a case in a local shop. Hope this helps.
1714739
Honestly I do not think so. The bag was a perfect fit for my Tak Acoustic and the bass is quite a bit bigger.
1106109
It probably won't fit since that Takamine has a jumbo body and this case is made for dreadnought bodies. It's pretty roomy around the lower bout of my Fender CD160SE so it's possible that it could fit the Tak, but I doubt it. I tried to fit a Taylor jumbo 12 string in (LKSM model) and it didn't work. You would probably have better luck with the Gator GW-JUMBO or GC-JUMBO models
544939
not sure about the size and shape of the pr 53 so all I can tell ou is the jumbo is a large body guitar so a guitar of the same size or smaller should fit.
1308378
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.
978003
It should. However you should measure the nut that's currently on your guitar and order the same size Tusq nut.
1201716
A Martin D-35 fits snugly. My Jumbo is custom made and is seriously Jumbo but not as big as an acoustic baritone guitar. Hope this helps.
1201715
Close to 5". It fits my Takamine Jumbo guitar just fine. The padding is not extremely thick, but is adequate for my use.
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...
710102
I have a 22 X 20 badd drum too. It fits, tight, but I like them to fit tight. Good luck!
978001
It should, It fit my LP standard......But, every LP model Is different, So, You'll have to measure the Nut slot.
1128006
Yes, I believe so, since the EG128SC is just a cutaway version of the G128S. If you look at the Takamine website and compare dimensions,they should be very close if not the same.
118784
SKB's fitting chart claims it fits "most 12-string acoustic guitars". However, I didn't find any specific fitting chart for any Takamine guitars from them. I have a Gretsch G3700 Jumbo acoustic and it fits great in this case.
1619638
I am not sure about that particular model but the case is roomy. If your guitar is a standard-sized acoustical it should fit.