i have a jackson js22 dinky 7 string that i adore and i thought i should buy it a proper case, would it fit in this case?
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I read on a discussion site where someone said they had a js22 and it fit in the jackson case. I never had a 7 string so I can't confirm that statement?
1502718
Yea it should fit your guitar like a glove as long as it is a Dreadnought style guitar, it fits mine like I said a glove. Enjoy and have a good day.
436037
You know if this guitar case doesn't fit you can always take the styrophome that's inside of it apart and it will fit. I own a BC Rich NJ Flying V guitar and it didn't fit inside this case because my headstock was too wide, so I started looking at it and I took the styrophome off, next thing you know the guitar did fit inside. You will have extra access baging from the gig-bag but at least you will have a guitar case to protect your flying-v and take it anywhere you want to go.
419258
The guitar I purchased this case for is a Jumbo size Guild 12 string acoustic. This was one of the largest cases I could find.
1949201
I don't know much about guitars, but I would guess any standard acoustic would fit fine. Mine fits easily and the case is more than sufficient for me.
1963533
Well, I don't personally have that model, but the case is made for that "body" of guitar, and the case is made by Epiphone, so I'd sure bet it would fit just fine.
868348
Take some measurements of the guitar, but I would have to say that most likely the Jackson JS32 Rhoads will not fit.
990759
If you do or have the smallest uke (soprano). Mine is the Martin Soprano Uke and it fits nicely in this case. Pretty decent case.
82296
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.
120652
No it won't fit. if you on the schecter official site and look up the same model, it will show you the exact model of case you need for that guitar.
704120
It should fit any Standard Acoustic Steel String Guitar and Classical Nylon Guitar. Quite loose and roomy but be careful because it's NOT a gig or hard case and there is NO Protection for Travel Purposes. Great for display and keep your guitar dust free inside the house. Goodluck.
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I think yes fit a this guitar bout you need other case for you excellent guitar, I don like this case because don't good quality. Excuse me my english. saludos
82292
It fits my Hohner Western series Acoustic with some wiggle room of maybe an inch each way. My guitar is 41 inches long. Looking at Amazon's description of a Fender Kingman Acoustic dreadnought BASS guitar, that is 47 inches long, and my guess is that it would not fit. I would suggest you measure the length of your bass, and if it is over 42 inches, I would get a different case. I also have a regular electric bass and it is too long for this case. Good luck.
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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 have a Martin S1 Uke, the smallest of ukes, I think it is a soprano uke, and it fits perfectly. I hope that helps you. It is a nice case also, worth the price I paid.
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It should fit in the case no problems, but you will probably have to take off the tremolo bar (whammy bar) mine is a Stratocaster and it fits very well as long as I take off the bar, otherwise, it won't close. This is good though, because I rarely use the bar and it is easy enough to put on and take off anyway, and it keeps the guitar from sliding around and coming out of tune. This is the best case I have ever had.
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It should fit if your strings are the standard width apart. Very easy to get in and out of the guitar. I also have a pack in the guitar case up in the neck area. Humidity is very stable for 3 or more months.