will this case accomodate a precision 5 string?
932614
I use it for a 4-string but there is plenty of width for the slightly wider neck as well as the larger headstock of a 5 - string.
932615
Bought for my son's Fender 4-string Jazz Bass and the case would not close. Nice case but may need to get precise measurements before ordering.
932616
No, and even if you could, it would be a snug fit. Don't settle for anything less than a case specifically designed to accommodate a 5-string because...I'm not a physicist, but I learned recently that each guitar string, with standard tuning, is under 16 pounds of tension. Now, multiply that by six! I'd imagine that bass string tension is equal, if not greater, to that. Why put your bass under any more stress? If you're nice to your bass, it will be nice (and low) to you.
932617
Hey John,I'm actually going to get this exact question answered tomorrow by my local music/guitar store. The case closes all the way except for about the last inch or two. To get it to lock I have to press down firmly on the top the case and hold it until I latch the cover. I am seeing imprints from the bridge and the knobs on the inside felt, which I believe I shouldn't be seeing. This is my first hard cover case, so I wasn't totally sure what to expect. I can let you know what I find out tomorrow.Brian
2182951
This is not a molded case, so it should work just fine for a lefty or righty 5 string bass.
2182953
It fit my 4-strong bass with just a little room to spare, but I don't think it would fit a 5-string bass
31404
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.
2099662
Your guitar should fit since this case is designed for a dreadnought sized guitar, and the Godin 5th avenue is not too thick. I would, however, suggest looking into the SKB version of this case. It is constructed better, and the backpack straps are way more comfortable. Check it out at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZQAE7I/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_10?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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
1181384
If the ellipsis has the same size specs then yesBut it is off by even half an inch, forget it.Before I had this case I had one for an ipad, had to return it immediately, because of the size.Know the specs, for the win :)
2015942
In order to find out if it will fit a 5 string bass, you'll have to measure the width of the 5 strings when they're on the bass and compare that number to the dimensions that's listed on this item.
1274789
It's being used for a 35 inch scale, 24 fret 6 string bass and there's About 5 inches of room above the head stock. So it should fit. It's a very solid case, I am happy with mine.
1313153
I'm sure you could ,you might have to file the but a little so the strings will fit but that's a very minor adjustment.
1252124
Yes. It fits up to 5. Has a template, so the numbers are lined up properly.
2200449
I'm pretty sure that won't work for you. Seems like there were 2 lower case t's and one upper case T, but I'd have to pull them all out to be completely sure.
2006994
Go out to Musicians Friend, Guitar Center sites and look up the case. It will give you the dimensions of the case and I found them to be very accurate. This should give you your answer.Gary
1553524
My thunderbird fits pretty well in here but it still has room for a bit more length. The 5 string should not be that much longer but if it is, it still has room for it. Also the space for the headstock is open enough to fit the extra tuning peg. I would say get this case if you're looking to fit your bass
1406075
I sold the guitar when I got a higher end one. If I remember correctly it fits in standard size cases, but don't stake your life on it.
679935
I don't know; I'm using this case for an SG-style guitar by Jay Turser. But I'm sure the manufacturer can answer your question.
1475878
I'm not familiar with that banjo. I would measure the resonator at the widest point and the overall length of the banjo, and compare to the specs of the case. Good luck!