What hard shell case is recommended for this bass? It seems that there's no Epiphone one like there is for the Thunderbird.
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There is a case for the rumblekat. Search for the Epiphone case for the Allen Woody bass. You need to be quick about it, there is only one left. I CHECKED myself. This case will only fit the Rumblekat. Enjoy your bass, be quick to order. Good luck.
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I purchased the Epiphone Case for the Epiphone Allen Woody Bass. It was sold by Wood Winds and Brass Winds through Amazon. Epiphone Case for Epiphone Allen Woody Bass
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Epiphone does have a hardshell case for this bass. If you can't find it at amazon, try musicians friend.
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I bought the case with mine. Epi makes a special case for this bass, very nice, about 80-100 range. Well worth it!
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Sure there is....Epiphone Case for Epiphone Allen Woody Bass....http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002H0RZO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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It only indicates 45 return policy on the website, so I would check with the the company. http://www.wwbw.com/Bellafina-Pro-3-4-Size-Double-Bass-Bag-474501-i1424589.wwbw I believe this is the website. I haven't taken the case out regularly but it seems well constructed. A bit heavy but should protect your bass well.
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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!
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I don't have a case for mine yet either. I know Epiphone makes a hard case for their les pauls and at a resonable price. I believe it is available through Amazon too!
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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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this bag easily handles my ibanez 4 string bass and a friends 6-string brice electric bass. it should be able to handle a hollow body guitar or bass but i'm not sure about an acoustic bass. it might fit but... a hardsell case is just better for acoustic guitars and basses. a bit more expensive but worth it.
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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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I use it for my Fender Strats or my Ibanez RG when it's inconvenient to tort a bulky hard shell case to a jam session. Don't own any Schecters though. I can say that it is a top quality case that provides more protection than a regular gig bag.
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I'm not familiar with Rogue basses however this bag fits my Precision Bass, Jazz Bass, Les Paul Bass, MusicMan 5 string and I believe it fits my Gibson Victory Artist as well. I've never tried to put my Thunderbird into it but, I think with the headstock it's too long for the bag. Hope this helps.
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If you need a hard case, which I bought, SKB Baby Taylor/Martin LX Guitar Shaped Hardshell is a great case. It fits perfectly in it.
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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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Doubtful as it is a guitar case, not a bass case. There is an M100 bass case that should fit a bass. As you probably know, bass necks are longer than guitar necks.
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Hi Kreska, thank you for your interest. The SKB case is discontinued, they now come with a nicer hard shell Fender case. The case candy includes: Fender strap, 1/4" instrument cable, polish cloth, trem arm, manual, and registration card/warranty. Thanks.
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A bass guitar probable wont fit it.Plus there would be way to much space where the body of the guitar is located in the case, causing your bass to be subject to flying around all on the inside of the case.
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Hey Mike, yes it is definitely a bass case. I have an Ibanex Srx505 in the one I have. There is about 2 1/2 inches left at the head stock with the body having a little bit of wiggle room, but I feel it fits pretty well. I also have a Peavey Millennium 4AC. I tried it in this case to help answer this. It would fit well, if you compressed out an indent where the strap button is located on the upper horn. Hope this helps you out.
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I couldn't find just fit one. I usually use ordinary hard case when I do plane trip. First, remove the bottom bolt of the guitar, then put it into the case and stuff something into the space. I usually notes, books and towel to fill the space.
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Epiphone States case was made for Es 339series. I suggest direct to Epiphone and they will have definitive answer. Do not buy on hope or whim it will fit!