will this fit the neckthrough version of the epi thunderbird pro 4
1639596
It definitely fits the Epiphone Pro IV and Pro V (the models with the active preamp.) It should fit the Epiphone Classic Pro IV but I won't know until next week.
1175866
Hi, i'm not 100% sure, but i have a takamine G series (GD93) and it fits fine. I also own an epiphone masterbuilt EF-500 and that's currently in there. If your acoustic is like any of those you should be ok i think. Hope that helps.
1433929
I would like to say yes but unfortunately it is a sculptured case made solely for the reverse cut thunderbird, sorry.
2064671
Fits all the epiphones that use this layout of tailpiece and bridge. Will not fit a one-piece bridge and tailpiece or wrap around bridge.
835611
Epiphone States case was made for Es 339series.I suggest direct to Epiphone and they will have definitive answer. Do not buy on hope or whim it will fit!
43081
It should fit, but to be safe you should order mount MS M 740077-1, which is recommended by Humminbird. Here is a link to their accesory catalog. Check bottom of page 14. http://www.humminbird.com/uploadedFiles/Content/Category/Support/FAQ/Accessory_resource-Guide_2014_X5.pdf
910798
No it will not, the r4513 had a rectangular throat plate. It is a newer model and also a portable model. So I'm desperately awaiting a zero clearance for it. Making one is possible, but its ugly and flimsy. If you trace around the stock plate onto 1/4" material and then cut it out it would seem to work but the front will not sit flush because it is held down by magnets instead of a clip. I tried routing the area for the magnets out and it somewhat worked but the area left behind is paper thin. so its only a quick fix for a single days work but not an end all situation.
444775
yeah. just put them on my pr200 epi acoustic... but the pack of tuners they sent were missing 2 screws. pissed me off, but was able to mix match with some of the ollder ones. make sure you have a 1/16th" drill bit. you must pilot new screw holes.
1335029
The Aerodyne has roughly the same body and neck as a standard Jazz bass, so I would have to say yes it will fit. Rock on and have fun.
882527
I'm not sure. You may have to take the stand and the shock mount to a dealer to see what fits. I have standard mic stands and it wasn't a problem for me.
904450
Go to the Comply web page (complyfoam.com) and look up the model of your Jaybird earphones. T-400s will only fit some models; other Comply tips will fit other models.
1206839
Not having ever placed that particular model of guitar into the case, I cannot tell you with 100% certainty that it will fit. Even though it's the same scale, there may be differences in the dimensions of the body most certainly in the headstock. That being said, I'm pretty sure it would fit and I'm pretty sure there are a number of reviews on here from guys who bought this case for their Epis.
1932274
Yes - the cutout is specifically for the Epiphone Thunderbird body - it fits snuggly into the cutout. Not sure but i doubt a non-reverse thunderbird would fit. I would suggest looking for a case made specifically for a non-reverse Tbird on EBay. Also, the case is about 4 inches longer than a bass case designed for a P-bass or Jazz bass because the offset body so even if the compartment might fit the body the length would be too short. You pretty much need a case designed for the Gibson non-reverse Thunderbird bass.
1461209
If your stop tail bridge is the same size as Gibson and Epiphone it should fit. But fit is a realitive thing. Nothing fits perfectly ever. Expect to do some adjustments.
999679
No. I have found it universal to nothing on the market. The neck is too short. I spent $8 or so on mine and threw it in the trash when it wouldn't fit any of my coolers. Good luck.
2016755
Sorry, don't know. I bought the case for an Epiphone '59 Flying V but didn't end up using it since I got a genuine Epiphone case. Good luck.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better