I play a Takamine GD20-NS (16" wide and 5" deep). Amazon product details say case is 19.2" wide and 7" deep (way, way too big for my GD20). Is that right?
1944887
yep, it fits all dreadnaught and nex body takamine ( and possibly other company) guitars.
1477407
Gretsch site says G6299 but that case is for hollow body short scale bass not solid body ; recommend a gig bag here for this short scale bass
770100
I looked at images of your guitar and there are different images, some showing a figure 8 shape and others with a cutaway, which makes it difficult to answer. While I cannot be certain that this case does not fit your guitar, my belief is that it won't since the case is made for the EG523SC jumbo 6 and 12 string guitars. Ultimately, I always fall back on contacting Takamine's tech support to get the final definitive answer. Hope this helps.
310430
I ordered this case, but it does not fit my guitar, where are the dimemsions for this case?
2017070
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'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 :))
199086
My 1920's Langstile banjo uke fit perfect, but this banjo has a 9" head with a 10 1/4" resonator so it's larger than most. Very nice case for the money, happy with the purchase and would buy it again. But you need to measure your banjolele for a proper fit; not all Banjo ukuleles are the same size.
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my Hohner Chorus dreadnaught guitar is 41" in length and at the widest part across the body is 16" and depth is 5" and my guitar fits in the case very well and it even has room for a little movement I hope this helps you! if you have any more questions feel free to ask.
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This case is perfect for the Nex series, I'd check with Takamine or a Takamine dealer before purchasing. Sorry I can't be more help.
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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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My Takamine 12 string is 4 1/4 inches thick on the body (not including the height of the strings). The narrowest part of the body is 10 1/2 inches. The widest part of the body is 17 1/8 inches. The body is 20 1/2 inches long. It fits the case just fine. It might be able to handle a slightly thicker bodied guitar. It is a great case and protects the guitar greatly.
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I have the GD93CE-NAT and it didn't fit. The case is supposed to fit the dreadnought style guitar, but it didn't fit mine. I don't know about the other style of 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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I just noticed the other answer was 100% opposite of mine. I apologize if I'm just ignorant to instruments but the dimensions of my acoustic bass guitar are- 44" long, 15" wide, and 4" deep. I'm sorry if I misunderstood the type of instrument in question!
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It all depends on ho long your body and neck is. Inside length of the case is 26 inches.Tail of body to neck support is 13 inches, another 13 inches to top of head. My concert body is 10 inches, top of head to body 12 inches, 12 frets.. have 3 1/2 inchesneck room to spare. Body area narrows at 11 inches from tail. It's an amazing case for the money. These guys are right on. In also recommend highly, the Snark SN-2 clamp on tuner... it's really sweet and simple, designed to tune all instruments. Hope this helps in time... Aloha and Mele Kalikimaka
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Not that deep. Case is about 4 1/2 inches deep. It is well padded and that takes up space. My Fender Strat fits perfectly so that might give you some idea.
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The interior dimensions are: the lower bout is 17 1/2" across and the upper bout is 12 1/2" across. I bought mine for a Takamine Jumbo and (of course) it fits perfectly. I would suggest comparing the dimensions from the Takamine web site to see how they compare to your Maestro. Great case, well padded and durable. Good luck!