Will a Takamine GD20-NS Dreadnought guitar fit in this case? It's for my son and I don't know much about guitars and cases.
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Your best bet is to measure the guitar for dimensions than cross reference this for your case. Look for a case made for that exact guitar, but I am not certain if your sons will fit.
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I don't know about that, but I have an Ibanez Artwood Series dreadnought guitar which is pretty large by comparison and it fits very nicely with a little room to spare. It's a great bag with lots of pockets too. Hope this helps! Hope it fits!
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I do believe this case will fit your DR-100. It's a standard Epi Dreadnaught case. Here are the dimensions of my Epiphone Dove (which fits perfectly snug in this case):Upper Bout width = 11.5 inchesLower Bout width - 15.5 inchesHeight of guitar body = 20 inchesDepth of body = 4 inchesIf your guitar doesn't exceed these dimensions, it should fit. If it's smaller, you may have some wiggle space...but it should still be okay. Hope this helps.
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I've never heard of a Guild D-28, but Guild's D models are typically dreadnoughts, and an ))) case will be too small. You probably want something like this instead:SKB 18 Acoustic Guitar Case (Standard Dreadnought Size)
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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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I,m currently traveling, not able to give you the exact dimensions but I can tell you this. I have a Epiphone drednaught and it did not fit in the regular gator drednaught soft case. Sent it back and ordered the GL-Jumbo and it fit perfectly. A little more money and a great fit. The problem was not the space for the neck and head but the body. I hope that helps.
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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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Per the specs of your guitar, as posted on Amazon (Product Dimensions: 20 x 46 x 8 inches ; 20 pounds ), the case I have is too short and not wide enough for the Big, "jumbo" style, body. I measured it for you BTW. Fits a standard sized D-body very snugly. Widest measurement is about 16 inches.
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As it is a Jumbo case yes it will fit. But you are better off buying the TKL 7820 case for it is a way better built quality case then this one. Funny thing is, tkl makes cases for all the different guitar brands. This case is made by tkl for Takamine , but the specs and materials used as requested by Takamine are horrible. The brown Tolex is very cheap and I went thru 3 to find out that is just cheap. The TKL 7820 jumbo case is built strong and will last. Hope that helps. I am a Takamine collector for 18 years. I am also a guitar tech.
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I'm not sure it's not my add. I do own a skb 18 case and my acoustic fits it. Just measure your guitar against the guitar case inside measurements ask skb. My guitar fits easy I even put towels or shirts in it as packing for plane flights below. It handled 4 plane flights so far and guitar is ok. Hope this helps.
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That's hard to answer with 100% confidence. I tried the case with an Ibanez RG model, a Strat, and a Tele and they all worked fine. I suppose there could be a guitar or two that due to it's cutaways etc might not fit. I looked at a pic of your guitar online (nice!) and it's similar to my RG. I 'think' it will fit but there's only one way to know for sure and that's to get the case.
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hey buddy, it would fit width-wise, its a huge case (you could almost fit 2 in there) but its not deep enough to fit any guitar in it(i had to grind down the bottom and recover it to fit my ml in there) so its not worth getting. . . you'd be better off finding the smaller dean lightweight from somewhere else because amazon doesn't offer it. or the guardian or on stage lightweight cases are good choices as well(but they all smash the volume knobs into the body of the guitar(i'm still searching for the inexpensive case that doesn't myself)
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Your instrument is a dreadnaught so you need a different case. The GC1124G only fits a jumbo.
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We have a friend who has a Takamine 6 string and a matching 12 string and his will fit. I do not believe his a jumbo version though. It fits a standard acoustic guitar just fine. We are very happy with the case. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about this particular guitar fitting into the case; I purchased the case for my husband's Seagull dreadnaught guitar, which fits perfectly. You might want to contact Gator to get the precise specs on this case. I'm very impressed with the quality and price, so if it looks like your guitar would fit into it, I'd buy it.
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And yes my acoustic is full size dreadnought guitar. It fits easily. Mine does. If really worried measure up. Or at least see and understand this guy here's return policy if yours does not fit. I think this case would fit most acoustic guitars.
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Hi Debra, my husband has this case and Fender and Gibson guitars. He says it will fit no problem. He has another case too, but really likes this one because the guitar hangs.