Not all dreadnoughts have identical dimensions. Could you post the interior dimensions? That would be helpful for those interested in this case.
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This case did not fit my Martin HD-28 well enough to satisfy me. Too much clearance made for a fit that was way too sloppy. I returned the case.
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I do not know your definition of 'standard.' Will fit 000 or OM. Will not fit dreadnought or jumbo. All these are standard sizes.Cutaway makes no difference as most cases for those are the same as for non-cutaways.
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So sorry to get back to you so late. I actually don't know squat about guns but I can tell you this, I have a Henry 22 golden boy so if you look up the length on that gun you can compare it to the lent of your gun. Btw the case is VERY VERY NICE display unit.
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Sorry to be slow in answering, Mario. This case will NOT fit your Takamine if your measurments are accurate. Your guitar sounds more like a jumbo than a dreadnought. The INTERNAL dimensions of the Gearlux case are 43 3/8" long, 4 1/2" deep (the OUTSIDE depth is only 6 1/2"), 13 1/4" at upper bout, 16 1/4" at lower bout, (the waist is 12 1/4"). These dimensions are hard to find, so I measured carefully. There is about 1/2" of foam under the crushed velvet lining, and it fits my Squier by Fender dreadnought like a glove, but obiously it is too small for your Takamine (7" deep?) if the lower bout is 19.2 inches. Gearlux makes other cases, and I do like the one I got.
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More than likely any Dreadnaught case should work. Mine is not a cut-away, and I'm actually using an old hard case that came with my Ibanez years and years ago. If you're trying to buy one online, take the s6 with you to a local guitar shop, find a few that work, write their names down, return home and type away. Good luck.
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No its not the same size, this was a horrible case anyway so I would keep looking. Sorry I don't have better news.
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Any case designed to fit Dreadnought size should work, so that would include Gearlux.
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Your guitar is a jumbo body design, I believe. It should fit this case: Stagg GCX-JBZ Bronze Tweed Deluxe Jumbo Guitar Case. A jumbo design is a bit wider across the lower bout than a dreadnought.
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Alon, If you check my original review I just added some pics marked up to show some of the dimensions- hope they help!
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To be a "Dreadnought" the body must have the measurements (upper & lower body + depth). So, the only question left is overall length. Look at the Mitchell MS200 specifications and see if they match. It should, but the GATOR web site can tell you "yes" or "no" - it has a guitar lookup option. It is a great case!
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I had a full size dreadnought in mine. Which "was" 42". If you get it do but trust the zipper and do not trust the shoulder strap,they both broke and damage the instrument both times. Spend the extra $10 and get something a little more substantial.
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Hi Dawn Just so you know, I had purchased the gun case to store a small solar panel that I use to charge my boat battery. My retangular panel was 13.5 inches by 39.5 inches. Given the outer dimensions I thought the solar panel would fit in the case but it did not. The absolute maximum usuable width inside the case was 12.5 inches. The opening for the carry handle significantly reduces the usable width. I don't exactly remember the interior length but I think it was about 1 inch shorter than the exterior dimension which would make it approx. 51 inches inside. The interior thickness was approx. 2 inches. (The foam took up about 1 inch per side.) I wish I could give you the exact interior length but unfortunately I returned the case for a refund. You may try www.planomolding.com to see if they can provide you with the exact interior length. I hope this was helpful.
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In this particular product, it will not fit. My 41 inch dreadnought just fits.
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Exact same situation for me, and I had to return this case, because it was too tight on the length. Still looking for a case that will work. Asked amazon to help me and they keep sending me emails with all their cases described, but have yet to find a suitable size. Suggest you definitely get inner dimensions of any case, before ordering
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I would be careful. I ordered one and it was suppose to fit my style of guitar and it didn't. I'd bought a Seagull 12-string dreadnaught and it's not a big instrument. So I put my old 6-string in the new case and the 12-string in my old case.
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I personally measured the depth of the case and it is 5 inches deep. A full size dreadnought guitar will fit nicely in the case.
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It's made for smaller-bodied guitars (classical, 000, etc). If you have a dreadnought, I'd recommend the case for "acoustic guitar," not this one listed for classical. But do measure and decide for yourself. It's a nice case for the price.