Will any full size cello fit in this case? I thought I heard that there are slight variations in full size cellos.
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Yes, full size cellos do vary slightly in size but this case fits any size in the full category. It is tough and light with generous pockets inside and out.
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There is a possibility that the slight variations of a full sized cello might not fit, but I doubt that the slight variations would affect it enough to not fit. I was worried about that myself when I bought the case for my full-sized cello, but there's still plenty of fitting space inside of it. I'm sure everything will turn out to be fine :-)
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My full size was too deep for it and I had to return the case. I ended up getting a bellifina case instead which has worked great for the price.
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I heard the same about this case. It fits perfectely my 4/4 cello. Perhaps you will have problems with luthier cellos
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Yes, any full size cello will fit in it; however, do not buy this case if you are thinking of shipping the cello by air. My cello was damaged beyond repair by shipping it as a "special luggage" on Southwest Airline in May 2014.
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I wouldn't recommend this as a cello case. I bought it thinking I could use it (for my full size cello) until my hard case arrived. It has "no" real cushioning to protect your cello. I couldn't return it, as I had thrown away all paper work/packaging... :(
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This is made to fit MOST but not all Asian made cellos. Not likely to fit custom made, European made on German made.
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This case is for a 3/4 size guitar, not a full size guitar. If the Fender is a 3/4, maybe, I am not familiar with that guitar. It fits my Cordoba Classical 3/4 size guitar like a glove! Match the dimensions of your guitar to the case dimensions before ordering.
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This is a normal size 4/4...which is the full size. You would need to look for a store or type in 1/4 cello size that sells it
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I'm sorry but I'm not certain; I've been using ours for a cello and an acoustic guitar. Worked fine on the acoustic. Best wishes!
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You have to buy the exact size case for your violin. A case made for a 4/4 violin would be way too big for a 1/2 size violin. And allow the smaller violin to move around inside of the case and possibly get damaged. Buy a 1/2 size case for your 1/2 violin and your violin will fit snuggly and securely.
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I'm pretty sure it's too big for a classical guitar. I can check tonight, but it's the right size for a Dreadnought body. BTW, I haven't been overwhelmed with the case holding up; it had a hinge problem early on, when it was on the floor in a club and got kicked. I managed to fix that. The nylon seems to show more wear than I would expect, and I only take it out once or twice a week. I like it, but a hard case would hold up better. (This case replaced my case from 1968 :))
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Not sure... I've never heard or seen one of those, but I do know that the 3 guitars that I have put in the case (Ibanez semi hollow artcore, Fender stratacoustic, and a custom the was made for a friend of mine that resemble a standard strat) all fit with a bit of room. None of them are too snug. You could always try a bass case from the same maker to be sure though.
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Lou: Yes it is large enough. Plus on the support where the neck of the violin rests on the case there is the velcro loop that is designed just for the bridge. A cool feature that preserves space in the accessory box. It is the best case that I have had... really solid straps, metal pieces...fellow fiddlers have been impressed and have inquired about it. It a good one. Dr. Dan
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There are a lot of options for piezo pickups. This particular one may or may not work in a cello. All of these configurations are very inexpensive. You could not loose to much by trying. Don't be afraid to experiment!
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Elizabeth, I can tell you that it is a very good quality case. I would trust any instrument in it. However, I'm not sure of the dimensions of your instrument. This is a 5 string banjo case, 4 strings area little shorter, but I believe the company makes different cases. I hope this is helpful.Brian C.
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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
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I bought the cases for my son and and did not question sizes. However, he has never said anything to me regarding his bass not fitting and I think his bass is a 22X18. I would imagine one size fits all. I hope this helps? Other than that, contact the company and ask, I'm sure there is an email adress for info.Goodf luck and A merry Christmas.Steve
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I have a Martin S1 Uke, the smallest of ukes, I think it is a soprano uke, and it fits perfectly. I hope that helps you. It is a nice case also, worth the price I paid.
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I have a Martin 12 string and it fits very nicely with some extra room. I recommend the case.
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Hi, for a guitar of Maestro full size acoustic you should look for eg. Epiphone Dreadnought hardcase or SkB dread. Gibson sg case will be way to small. If you would like to trat yourself with a genuine Gibsoncase you are in the style of gibson montana or dove. &#128515;
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Hello!I have an La Patrie Guitar Etude QI and It's perfect for this guitar. The guitar is not small. I hope that this help you.
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I sold the guitar when I got a higher end one. If I remember correctly it fits in standard size cases, but don't stake your life on it.