Will this fit a strat style guitar?
1176010
Most Strats have a rounded heel neck pocket. This neck has a tele style square heel that will not fit a strat properly without neck pocket modification. Check the body to see what type of neck pocket it has first. Hope that helps.
1176011
It might one has a round heel and one is square, cant remember which at the moment but other than that then yes it will fit.
1176012
The neck I received had a heel thicker than a standard fender neck. The width was ok, it was the thickness that was the problem. I had to thin mine down some to work with the bridge I wanted to use. It didn't end too well for me though. Your results may vary.
1176013
Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and you will enjoy this neck replacement as I have on three of my guitars. Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and... » Read More Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and you will enjoy this neck replacement as I have on three of my guitars. « Show Less
1299577
Without knowing your guitars exact dimensions, its difficult to tell. But my Starcaster by Fender was a very snug fit.
1797863
I don't think it would. The cavaty for the body is about 18" long and 15" wide. So I would measure from the horns to the butt. If that is longer than 18" or if the width of the guitar is more than 15" I would say no it wont fit. It does fit Strats and Teles well, just not unique body styles.
123162
It should fit. I bought one for my son's Fender Squire Strat and it fit perfectly. When I first opened the box I was a little nervous because it was considerably smaller than my old case that he was using (I had an old after market that was WAY to big). Also, it seems to allow stickers and spray paint to stick well to the outside. Kids, hmff!
1482444
Not sure. The strat fits nicely. snug from side to side of body. 1 1/2" play room at bottom of body by the strap button.
1596989
No. I'm sorry to say that this case is made more for strat style body guitars. I got my Ibanez in mine and it fits great, but I can see that there is no more room in the case to fit any larger of a guitar body.
6072
Yes as long as it's a modern made guitar then yes it will fit. The screws on older tune o matic bridges used to be smaller and thinner but most guitars built today have larger screws and posts. I have one of these on my Epiphone G-310, BC Rich Warlock and Dean Michael Amott Tyrant X splatter. They all fit.
1131761
Yes it will. I have a Fender Strat and a Squier Strat that I use Amplugs regularly with.
999316
I'm not sure--but if your guitar is a standard size dreadnought guitar--like my Taylor 310--then it will fit. (And it is a great, sturdy guitar case!)
1482443
I'm guessing it would fit an Ibanez RG. I currently put my Fender Jaguar in it. It's a bit tight but does fit. If your RG is similar to a Strat in size, it should be ok.
2006996
Can't say for sure, but I wouldn't think so. I have a small parlor guitar in mine and it fits snug. Hope this helps
2180851
I dont know since i use it for a squire strat which is a fender strat body, it fits well but not tight, it has some extra room for the body "horns" depth wise it has some extra room and is padded so it should fit any strat type Now if you will only use it home is ok but if you gig it much i would recomend a hard case mine had one hinge come off, the holes are not holding the s rew anymore i could put dif screws but it stil works and i do not take the guitr out of the house much so it is still ok for me so, just consider it (i got mine a couple of years back so they could have improve that hinge thing, but again i did take good care of the case and still failed on that), other than thas is a good case i think Good luck deciding
1045611
It should. The interior is NOT form fitting so it should fit most electric guitars, including Les Paul and Stratocaster body styled guitars.
1502718
Yea it should fit your guitar like a glove as long as it is a Dreadnought style guitar, it fits mine like I said a glove. Enjoy and have a good day.
442895
I had to look at the guitar, and if I am correct, it looks like a Strat body, so yes it will fit. I had my Strat on it before the the Billi Bo.
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.
1928770
I don't know since I installed it on a different type of guitar. It has the standard Les Paul fitting.