Do the tuners touch the bottom of the case, and would it fit a Les Paul with a Bigsby? Thanks.
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The tuners do not reach the bottom of the case, as the neck is well-supported before it hits the headstock. I'm not sure about how well a Bigsby equipped LP would fit in there; it is a pretty snug fit to the bottom of the LP body. I don't own a guitar fitted with a Bigsby, so can't even really estimate by adding a bit to the thickness of the existing bridge to estimate the fit.
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No, the entire headstock is supported in such a way that all the tuners float, and do not make contact with the case. It's possible that if you have a Les Paul with a Bigsby that the ends of the case would actually meet. That is my only complaint with the case. It needs one more latch at the end of it to bring the ends to a complete close. However, now that you mention it, it may be designed in such a way as to leave room for a Les with a Bigsby??? I'm not certain. Just my educated guess. Best of luck. (This case has been the best Les Paul case for my 71 Black Beauty that I've ever found. Just tell them to adjust the seal of the end of the case!!!) No, the entire headstock is supported in such a way that all the tuners float, and do not make contact with the case. It's possible that if you have a Les Paul with a Bigsby that the ends of the case would actually meet. That is my only complaint with the case. It needs one more latch at the end of it to bring the ends to a complete close. However, now that you mention it, it may be designed in such a way as to leave room for a Les with a Bigsby??? I'm not certain. Just my educated guess. Best of luck. (This case has been the best Les Paul case for my 71 Black Beauty that I've ever found.... » Read More No, the entire headstock is supported in such a way that all the tuners float, and do not make contact with the case. It's possible that if you have a Les Paul with a Bigsby that the ends of the case would actually meet. That is my only complaint with the case. It needs one more latch at the end of it to bring the ends to a complete close. However, now that you mention it, it may be designed in such a way as to leave room for a Les with a Bigsby??? I'm not certain. Just my educated guess. Best of luck. (This case has been the best Les Paul case for my 71 Black Beauty that I've ever found. Just tell them to adjust the seal of the end of the case!!!) « Show Less
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Hi Debra, my husband has this case and Fender and Gibson guitars. He says it will fit no problem. He has another case too, but really likes this one because the guitar hangs.
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It's being used for a 35 inch scale, 24 fret 6 string bass and there's About 5 inches of room above the head stock. So it should fit. It's a very solid case, I am happy with mine.
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I think that the neck would be too long and it needs to be the same size as the Les Paul body. I am thinking it will not fit.
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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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It barely fit on mine. I had to force it in a little. I have a les Paul silver bust.
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Probably, lots of extra room, really a nice case. becareful when putting down tuners r a little unprotected. padding on side where tuners r is thin . :-)
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It is a generic cavity designed to fit any guitar. I bought this for my Tele. I think it will fit a Les Paul just fine. There are molded options for Les Paul guitars as well.. in case you wanted a guitar case specifically for your Les Paul. I hope this all helps. I do recommend this case for any user or guitar.
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You need to buy the start style case or stay off air travel. It's labeled 'les Paul'. Buy the right one or suffer.
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It is my understanding that the number of frets (21/22/24) does not alter the scale length of the instrument. The typical Les Paul will be 24.75 inches. Therefore, I would believe that your Les Paul will fit this case. However, if you have a guitar that is thinner in the thickness of the body than a typical Les Paul, then you might encounter some issues. I have a Gibson Melody Maker 2014, and I had to put some hand towels in the case to prop up my guitar and make it fit properly.
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I have a left handed les paul standard electric guitar and it fits nice and snug.
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No, needs a Les Paul style case such as:http://www.amazon.com/s?marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&me;=A14L2MX88GSRVI&merchant;=A14L2MX88GSRVI&redirect;=true#/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=me%3DA14L2MX88GSRVI&field-keywords;=B0002D01K4&rh;=%2Ck%3AB0002D01K4
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I don't think it will fit a strat. It has a les paul shape and anything different I guess wouldn't fit.
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I have one of these and my Strat and Tele both fit in it perfectly. I would look for a case that specifically saysfor that style guitar. Like any Les Paul style case would be a better match.
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I'm sorry, I am not sure. I can tell you this, with Amazon's great return policy, if they don't you can easilly return them. Since they state that they fit a Gibson Les Paul which is a standard fit, and the LTD is a metric (read Asian), I would have to say probably would not be a perfect match.
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I believe the saddle radius is 14", in any case, it will work just fine with the standard 12" string radius of the Les Paul model
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Hello, I think it should fit. I bought this bag specifically for a Fender Strat that I gave to my niece a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately I already gave it to her so I can't try putting my Les Paul Classic in it to confirm. Les Paul's are typically thicker than Strats and there was some depth left in the bag after placing the Strat in it. Based on that I would suspect the LP would fit in this bag.