Any recommendations for a carrying case? My old one for an earlier acoustic I owned is a little too small to fit this one...
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I ordered the Epiphone case made for this model. Solid case, good fit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002FOBOY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I ordered the Epiphone case made for this model. Solid case, good fit. Epiphone Case for Epiphone Jumbo Acoustic
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This might fit it, I wanted to get it but I could not:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0002FOBOY/ref=pd_aw_fbt__MI_img_2?refRID=11G09WEVM30BG7Q9TC5F
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It's narrow but maybe a not too wide acoustic will fit. But not a full bodied acoustic. It's really nice. I have a SG on it.
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I have several uke cases that barely accommodate the ukes for them. If I were you I would purchase a slightly larger case. Good luck to you.
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Should fit fine. Amazing balance for acoustic. The key is not the bottom balance but the back. And works great...and for the price ? Deal
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Hey Stefano! The dimensions of the case are actually listed right under the Product Details on the page (Product Dimensions: 41 x 14 x 2 inches ; 1.4 pounds). Also, I believe it just fits any standard size acoustic guitar (which is what my guitar is and my guitar fits perfect in this case). I hope that helps! :)
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Hi, E. River. I'm not sure I understand your question. We purchased this case for an acoustic guitar and it fit well. If you're curious if the case fits for your guitar, I'd contact the seller. Thanks.
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I returned this case in most cases due to the horrible tolex finish (no pun intended), The stagg jumbo case fits the epiphone medium jumbos pretty well and cost is most descent. If you want something a little heavier duty go with the abs roadrunner jumbo. I suggest running as many searches you can , find the cheapest price shipped, take a screenshot , send in the price beat to musiciansfriend and either do the 110% up from beat or I like to do the 150% 45 day gift card beat. I got roadrunner abs case for average $45 then $40 back /// put that together...just depends on how much time you can do research ... a Maestro is a low end guitar so ...I would try to save some money on the case .. Joey2Lefty I returned this case in most cases due to the horrible tolex finish (no pun intended), The stagg jumbo case fits the epiphone medium jumbos pretty well and cost is most descent. If you want something a little heavier duty go with the abs roadrunner jumbo. I suggest running as many searches you can , find the cheapest price shipped, take a screenshot , send in the price beat to musiciansfriend and either do the 110% up from beat or I like to do the 150% 45 day gift card beat. I got roadrunner abs case for average $45 then $40 back /// put that together...just depends on how much time you can... » Read More I returned this case in most cases due to the horrible tolex finish (no pun intended), The stagg jumbo case fits the epiphone medium jumbos pretty well and cost is most descent. If you want something a little heavier duty go with the abs roadrunner jumbo. I suggest running as many searches you can , find the cheapest price shipped, take a screenshot , send in the price beat to musiciansfriend and either do the 110% up from beat or I like to do the 150% 45 day gift card beat. I got roadrunner abs case for average $45 then $40 back /// put that together...just depends on how much time you can do research ... a Maestro is a low end guitar so ...I would try to save some money on the case .. Joey2Lefty « Show Less
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Hi, for a guitar of Maestro full size acoustic you should look for eg. Epiphone Dreadnought hardcase or SkB dread. Gibson sg case will be way to small. If you would like to trat yourself with a genuine Gibsoncase you are in the style of gibson montana or dove. &#128515;
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No. I bought the Epiphone Case Epihone Dreadnought Acoustic (on Amazon) for it. It's a hard case and it fits perfectly.
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A peavy retro fire might fit in this case since it is an electric guitar case, so it would not fit an acoustic guitar.
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Did the Epiphone DR-100 fit in the bag? I have an Epiphone AJ-220s or advanced jumbo size which I believe is the same size, 43" tall. Any suggestions, thanks.
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I bought an epiphone d 100 and it fits nice. I think it's 3/4 acoustic. You can look up exact dimensions and compare. I thought it an awesome bag for the price. I think I paid around 35. For a soft bag it's nice
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It is to big to be a carry-on. Also depending on your guitar, it might also be too heavy for carry-on. It needs to be checked and it is a good case for that purpose.
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I have a Washburn AB10BK thin acoustic bass and does not fit in this case. The zipper does not close. It's too tight.
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Hello!I am using a RoadRunner RRMA29 Acoustic Guitar Case. It is a hard shell case I already had, and where my Fender FA153CE fits perfectly. I paid $99.99 + taxes back in February 2010 at Guitar Center.Hope my answer as useful.Best,Octavio
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Amy, there are a number of different sizes of acoustic guitar. I suggest that you go to the guitar manufacturers' website, and obtain the measurements of your specific model - overall length, body length, width (both upper and lower bouts), and body depth. Then, go to the SKB website, to compare your instruments' dimensions with this cases' dimensions. That's the way I did it, and the case I bought fits my guitar like it was custom made.
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Hi! There are several case options here on Amazon that will work for you depending on whether you want a hard case or a gig bag. Any standard full size banjo case will work. Thanks!