Is this the size I need for a Gibson J45?
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I don't think so, isn't the J45 a slop shoulder dread? If so this Jumbo will not fit is correctly. I believe you want to look for a standard dread. I have a Recoding King Slope and it fits in a dread case very well. The only thing that may not fit well (depending on the case) is up at the shoulder area, it may be a bet loose, but that will not really make too much of a difference since the lower bout and length will be the guitar stable in the case. Hope this helps...happy playing!
207799
no it's not a full size...also I recommend you get one from guitar center.com... this one I bought off amazon was defective
1439595
I am not sure. My Guild 12 string fits in it quite well. I used the measurements of the guitar and of the case to make my decision and rejected several as being too big or too small. This one fit quite well.
1006527
I bought it for my Fender acoustic dreadnought guitar and it fits like a glove! Here a link to my exact guitar with specs so you can make a final decision. Good luck.http://www.fender.com/series/classic-design/cd-140sce-natural/
1691285
Follow up to my previous answer. I just googled your guitar and it is a dreadnought. It will fit perfectly!
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Your guitar is a jumbo body design, I believe. It should fit this case: Stagg GCX-JBZ Bronze Tweed Deluxe Jumbo Guitar Case. A jumbo design is a bit wider across the lower bout than a dreadnought.
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Sorry to say,I don't think so. It is short by one inch in width. The size of the inner of the the bag is 40 inches long, 3 inches thick by 13 inches wide. The size of the Guitar Dimensions: 38.5 x 3 x 14 inches. Hope this was of help to you.
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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'm actually not sure. It's definitely a snug fit for my guitar which is a Schecter Omen. I think it would fit most electric guitars, honestly, I'm not too sure about an acoustic full sized. Mine is a lot smaller than most acoustics.
633345
No, it is too big. Look at for a 3/4 guitar, such as a Yamaha FG JR1. Also, the sound on this particular fender is marginal at best, and the action is really tough. Hope this helps!
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I dont think so. It will fit a classic guitar body perfectly. This one looks a bit wider.
367944
I don't have a Jackson but my Fender Strat fits snugly. If your Jackson is less than 42 inches long and the body is 14 inches or less wide, it will fit fine.
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I think they meant "Standard" as in Fender P or J 34" solid body basses. It does fit a Modulus 35" & could probably take a 36" bass. Could easily fit a 5 or 6 string neck. Bout width 15-1/2" max, Length 48" max 3" depth max. It WON'T take an acoustic, however. Great, very protective bag!
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It's not too small. It may look like that in the picture but it's a standard guitar jack size
2017744
If you go to the Tronical website it tells you dimensions and lets you print out cut outs to measure up against your guitar. It should fit , but so you can be sure I would check that out and see.
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My guess is probably not. I purchased this gig bag for a Martin D-1 (basic dreadnaught size/shape), and it was too shallow (i.e. wouldn't fit the body of the guitar).
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Send me the length of your sg and ill let you know....I have a 22 fret gibson and it has a little room to spare....Steve