How suitable would this case be for carrying an acoustic guitar and transporting on a bike?
1546556
I use it to carry my acoustic on my motorcycle. It kind of rests on my passenger seat.
1546557
I am using an acoustic guitar. I would say - very suitable, as it has the back straps, which are quite durable (unless you are riding over rough terrain :))
1546558
The body of the case is pretty dense and not very flexible, so I think this would not be a bad choice for transporting a guitar while riding a bike. The greatest challenge I foresee is that the bottom of the case may extend beyond the seat of your bike, so you may have to ride hunched over to keep the guitar off of your rear wheel.
1546559
Hmmm I don't think this case is the best for that. It could be uncomfortable. In that case I'd recommend a flexible one. I hope I've helped! ;)
1546560
Nice sturdy case . There is backpack straps that you can place over shoulder while riding bike. Hope this helps.
1945550
I have two different skb cases. One with & 1 without lock. The one with lock appears to be & if I recall the one guaranteed to be able to go in cargo. I've never the opportunity to travel with this case, but I think it's sturdy enough to handle it. The big concern are the cargo inspectors who may open your case & handle your guitar. Do you allow strangers who do not appreciate your guitar to handle it. The case is fine, it will handle it. You might be better off paying ups the $25 cargo to ship it. Check it out.
768346
Not enough to worry about. The case comes with padding that you can place anywhere you want inside the case (backed with sticky tape - peel off and stick). And you do want some pressure against the amp so it doesn't move around inside the case during transport.
1117778
It has straps so the guitar can be worn like a backpack, so I think it would be ok. But, I am afraid of it being awkward.
1569794
My husband thinks so, his Les Paul Jr fits with a little extra room. It's a good case for keeping your guitar safe and clean. If it's loose fitting, use a soft cloth folded up under it when you travel.
1928137
Sure, it will fit...but why carry a Martin Backpacker in this heavy, bulky case? Have you looked at the Voyage Air Guitar? It comes in a back pack case. Amazon sells that too.
1537484
My mini jumbo fits like a glove. I does move around in the bag. It is a good value. I have two Norman Guitars as well and their cases fit the guitars very good too.
2207766
It is durable and not a hard shell case. It is large and my guitar moves around when it is in this case. Who not be a good product to use on public transportation.
741605
Yes, this is the next-best thing to those bulky professional road cases used by touring musicians. I've accidentally backed a vehicle over a case like this, with no damage to the guitar inside (though I wouldn't recommend testing that out on purpose).
208590
Yea it can hold a guitar that is 1mm tall up to to a full size guitar. It's a pretty versatile case. I recommend it to you!
875214
I really think the case would fit in a string guitar (actually all kinds of standard acoustic guitars), you might need to put some clothing to fill up the space at the bottom within the case though, hope you find this comment useful
827543
I have this case and it hits my Mini Jumbo Entourage Rustic very nicely. The dimensions for my guitar are on the Seagull web site you can look it up and compare it to your Maritime. It is a very good bag and well made.
1201858
This case was made to hold an Ovation guitar with a round/bowl back. It would not be a good fit for a traditionally shaped guitar like your Ibanez.
1311523
it is stated in the product item details"Yamaha HCAG1 Hardshell Guitar Case"the Guitar fit nicely in it.Also took a long haul flight from LA to HongKong with it 2 weeks after i bought it. Had it gate-check, and collected it with no issue or ding on the case/guitar.
2262989
This bag was a perfect fit for my Les Paul Special II. I am able to zip the case shut with my shoulder strap still attached and tucked in the back. There is some padding which could be a little thicker, but since I don't lug the guitar everywhere I go, it suits my needs just fine. One thing I also liked about this case, was the front compartment is able to hold my amp cable as well. For the price of this case, I believe I got my money's worth. I hope this answers your question.
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.
1071473
Even though I haven't tried it myself, it is big enough to fit an acoustic guitar, so I don't see any problem.