&iquest;Should i get this one or the Epiphone dr100? Im an adult (1.80m tall) and im worried about its size.
585511
This is a 3/4 size guitar, NOT a regular size, you will want a regular size guitar. This is only for youth about age 5-10.
1856221
I have big hands and it is good. Not good for my son. He has a smaller guitar. Not much help I know. Sorry
1515263
You need to measure your guitar for me to be any help at all. It is a great case and will fit most normal sized Classical guitars. It fits mine and my husband's perfectly, but I have no ideas the size of your guitar. Measure it then compare it to the size stated online or just order it, as returns are pain free on Amazon. You won't find a better case under &lt;$100 anywhere. I know, I tried. Good luck.
2138780
You would have to check the specs on the amazon site my 20 was easy to carry I recently upgraded it to the 100 though and I use a luggage cart to haul it to practice . the 40 and the 20 are not much different in weight and easy to cary by hand. if you are considering the 40 I would suggest going up to the 100 it is loud enough to play with a drummer and has all the same features plus a digital display so you know what setting you have it on lots of fun features on all models of this amp great product for guitar and bass.
962592
To be honest I don't know but the area for the body of the guitar is pretty big. I would give you a thumbs up and tell you to go for it. With that being said double check the return policy......
2093932
I'm pretty sure anything that's not a 4/4 upright will fit in this bag. I believe even a guitarron would fit and still be a little sloppy! Yeah, I'd bank on the Epi fitting. I'd be more worried about the sloppiness. I litterally had to cut foam inserts to keep my bass from getting banged around inside a soft case! :/
1760332
I have an Epiphone PR-6E and it fit perfectly. I know the body of an Ovation is slightly bigger body but you shouldn't have any issues with it....
1733653
I don't have guitar with me right now as I am visiting USA, but it is pretty light. Being an old geezer and hauling that with amp in Thailand, weight is important to me. Far lighter than any LP I've run across, or most other electrics come to think of it. Oops. Thought you were asking about the MP thinline deluxe (so much for paying attention...). Might want to give that one a try!
80952
I bought my son, 10, a regular size strat and was a bit too big for him. (You could go into a local guitar store and have him try a regular vs 3/4 size.) So we went with the 3/4 strat and kept the regular one which I enjoy playing. He is smaller than your average boy at 10 yrs old. I also had some debate about acoustic vs. electric as well. I'm very glad I went with electric because he really enjoys making different sounds with the guitar and amp. It is really keeping his interest high.
1830600
It's not a large full size but yes. And just to add a comment, I remember reading a review from a another musician that said that he was amazed at the tone of this guitar and that it sounded like a much more expensive guitar. After playing it I would have to agree. I've had much more expensive guitars than this and this just sounds absolutely gorgeous. Highly recommend unless you're wiling to spend much more and get a superior instrument. This has really turned into my favorite travel guitar. It's a true acoustic and has no electronics at all but everywhere I play this people love it and if it gets trashed sometime, somewhere I'll be upset but I won't have lost a small fortune. Hope this helps.
2070868
personally I think it would be too large. Our daughter is 17 and began guitar this year and bought this model and it is large and heavier than other models. I would recommend a lighter, smaller one.
740324
It would be a little wider than the tenor and slightly smaller than a full size guitar. Its a fun little instrument. I suffer from Ukulele acquisition syndrome ( Buying more Uks than I really need) so I play both on a regular bases the Guilele gives you the Uk sound with a guitar feel.Hope that helpsScott
239519
I've never tried either of those but my epiphone dot was about 3.5 inches to big for it to fit snug by the looks of it. Something to compare it to and maybe help out
1548590
Agree with Mark. It was a little too big for me, but its a great non-electric acoustic guitar.
826065
I do believe this case will fit your DR-100. It's a standard Epi Dreadnaught case. Here are the dimensions of my Epiphone Dove (which fits perfectly snug in this case):Upper Bout width = 11.5 inchesLower Bout width - 15.5 inchesHeight of guitar body = 20 inchesDepth of body = 4 inchesIf your guitar doesn't exceed these dimensions, it should fit. If it's smaller, you may have some wiggle space...but it should still be okay. Hope this helps.
149685
Height is irrelevant for person of 5' and taller. It is a medium size guitar.. so I don't see any reason for height to be a concern. Enjoy strumming :)
1136405
I'm a taller guy about 6'2" but this was definitely one of the thinner bodied and necked guitars that I tried at Guitar Center. Should work, but honestly you should just try out all the guitars your looking at just to see what you like best.