My Takamine GD20-NS is 16" wide and 5" deep. I suspect it will swim in this case, and that I should keep shopping. Yes or no?
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Your guitar is a dreadnaught. The GC1124G is a for a jumbo G series guitar. I doubt your instrument will fit properly. Try to find a Takamine case made for a dreadnaught.
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I viewed your guitar model on the net and it looks like it is a dreadnought shape, though there was a photo of another one with a cutout. Based on the apparent shape of your guitar, in either case, I do not think that your guitar will fit in this case, which is supposed to be for a jumbo guitar. You can read my answer (from G-Man) to the fifth question regarding this case, which has more detail, including measurements, which may help. My other suggestion is to contact Takamine customer service; give them your model; and ask which Takamine case they would recommend. While it is always best if you can try out a case in person to see if the guitar fits well, I understand if you are unable to find a case in a local shop. Hope this helps.
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The case is 17" wide, and 6" deep (more por less) so i guess it would be a bit big.
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sorry, not sure.I put in a cheap silent electric bass guitar.Dimensions are 48" overall length, lower body 16", upper body 13" , 2" body thickness of my bass.It fit great for that.
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My guess is,"No." My custom D15 does not fit - it's too long. My Epiphone DR-500MCE just fits. Gator has changed the look of their cases recently, perhaps they also changed some dimensions. A call to Sweetwater or Gator might be the thing to do.
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Another not-so-helpful reply here... All I can say is, if it fits? It will be tight. I have this case for my EG450 (NEX Single-cutaway), and it is (as others mention in reviews) extremely snug-fitting. The most obvious difference in size that I can see between your EF341 and my guitar is the body depth. The EF341 is ~ 5" deep, while the NEX body is shallower (4.25"). That said, it will *probably* fit - but may be even more snug than mine. I'll second calling Takamine to ask...
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Dear Jersey Girl - I just tried my Grand Concert Yamaha Acoustic. It has the same depth as yours and it will not fit. Not even close. So sorry.John
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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 would hate to say yes without knowing for sure, but my thoughts are that possibly there may be to much of an overlap with that 20 inch depth. I guess the only way to find out is to find someone with the amp stand in question and give it a shot; carefully. Frank T.
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I do not know the dimensions but I do have a Takamine EG524SC-NS and it fits perfectly! Good Luck!
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Hi: I've got a couple of these and they work very well. The "cradle" that the guitar rests in is 2-3/4" front to back, so if your guitar plus gig bag is not greater than 2-3/4" thick it would fit fine.
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I have my Roland "JunoStage" wrapped in an old mattress cover that I cut and sewed to fit. There is quite a bit of extra room with my smaller-in-height synth than most. The case appears to have enough room for a bigger-height synth. Check your synth height with the specs to be sure.
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I'd go as large as you can, so 4ga if it will fit. Amp works great for filling bass, just gotta spend time adjusting it, otherwise, decent unit for what it is.
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John, This was a a GREAT deal and a beautiful quality case with great cushioning. Unfortunately, though the length and width fit, the depth did not. I have a 1917-18 European prototype banjo and the head depth was too large to fit the case. I had to push down on the case to close it causing the latches to strain. I called the company and they were helpful. Told me to let it sit for a week or two to see if the cushioning compacted enough to fit better. It did not and I had to send it back. It would've only been a matter of time before the latches broke off. It's been difficult finding a quality case at that price that will fit my banjo. I'm still looking.
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I don't have it in front of me, but I have a Marcus Miller Fender Jazz bass, and it fits nice and snug in there. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/bass/fender-marcus-miller-jazz-bass. Hope that's helpful.
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It probably won't fit since that Takamine has a jumbo body and this case is made for dreadnought bodies. It's pretty roomy around the lower bout of my Fender CD160SE so it's possible that it could fit the Tak, but I doubt it. I tried to fit a Taylor jumbo 12 string in (LKSM model) and it didn't work. You would probably have better luck with the Gator GW-JUMBO or GC-JUMBO models
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I have the Roland Octopad. It fits PERFECTLY. So check the specs on that and see if it's comparable to your pedal board
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mine is also 5" deep, washburn model big body acoustic, its snug but i like it that way, seems to feel more protected snug than loose.
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This is a great case. It will fit just about any 4 or 5 String bass, including 5 string basses that have a tuner on the treble side of the bass. Should fit your bass just fine. My G&L L-2000 fit just fine.. Hope this helps..