Would an Epiphone Dreadnought Acoustic fit here? Since Epiphone's head are always large. Thanks
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I keep a 1960s Gibson 12 string with concert body in my case. I measured my guitar and came to the conclusion that the inside measurements of the case should work--and they did.
850506
I purchased a Oscar Schmidt OD312CEB 12-Strings Acoustic-Electric Guitar and it fits great. I would think if it is a standard size acoustic type 12 string, should work fine.
397564
If you take out the parentheses and spaces around the dots in the below address, if that is your guitar (the J-45 Standard), then I believe it should fit because the description says it is a dreadnought and that's what this case fits: www2 (.) gibson (.) com/Products/Acoustic-Instruments/Round-Shoulder/Gibson-Acoustic/J-45-Standard (.) aspx
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I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps
461962
Yes, in theory. It fits my Tele perfectly, even with its longer-than-normal head. Should fit any LP, SG, Strat, or Tele. Probably Jazzmaster/Jag type bodies as well, but def not V's, Explorers, etc.
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I don't think so. It's smaller than the traditional dreadnought. Personally I think it's a good starter for beginners of acoustic guitar. Sounds well, plays well and a decent price for its quality. Best thing to do though is to try it out to satisfy your curiosity. Any other questions, Ill be happy to help.
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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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FYI, this guitar has pretty standard measurements for a dreadnought shape. I feel like the fretboard has a little more room than my other guitar, though. That might mean my other guitar's fretboard is small, though.
1614161
My tweed (Stagg gcx-wgd) is used for a Taylor Dreadnaught. Mine fits like a glove. This will not fit your concert size guitar perfectly, but still quite suitably. I have used a dreadnaught case similar to this for a concert guitar before and it worked just fine for many years. This is really a good looking case, I think you'll be quite happy with it. At least, I'm very happy with mine. everyone who sees it, remarks about it. I hope this helps you. Good luck and KEEP PLAYING!!!
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I have a Stratocaster and there's definitely plenty of extra room in this bag. I think the Acoustic Strat will fit, but it will be a bit snug. I've got a Yamaha acoustic/electric that fits in it ... and the Acoustic Strat wouldn't be any wider than that guitar, so you should be good.
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The case is a good size for the guitar I purchased. It is a 3/4 size guitar, so the fingering is easier. I am not sure oft he dimensions for ES Epiphone but if it is not a full size guitar, I think it should work for you. Have you contacted the seller?
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This guitar is a standard sized dreadnought. If you are looking for something smaller, you need to get a 3/4 size acoustic. I would recommend the Taylor- Baby Taylor Acoustic. Thanks Marjorie.
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I don't have it any more to measure, but it was a close but ok fit for my Martin dreadnought. My jumbo guitar didn't fit at all. Sorry I can't be better help. Respect, Bill
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Epiphone is a Gibson import and I believe they should fit, you may have to drill two pilot holes for the small screws.
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I,m currently traveling, not able to give you the exact dimensions but I can tell you this. I have a Epiphone drednaught and it did not fit in the regular gator drednaught soft case. Sent it back and ordered the GL-Jumbo and it fit perfectly. A little more money and a great fit. The problem was not the space for the neck and head but the body. I hope that helps.
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Not sure dude, I've got an LTD V-50 and the headstock sticks out of the case! Hahaha not the whole stock but ab 3 inches.
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This case is made for a full size Dreadnought guitar. You would need some extra padding to take up the extra room. It should fit the sides well but it would move up and down due to the slimmer body.