Is a guitar with dimensions 39 x 5 x 17 inches to small for the case?
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My guitar, which fits snugly in the case, is about 16" at its widest point. I believe that the 17" width of your guitar would be a problem.
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I can't say that the case is recommended, but the question is, does the guitar fit in it properly. check the SKB website for the dimensions. If the guitar fits in the case within 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch in body width and length, it should work. As for the case itself, it's a good one. I just shipped out four guitars in these cases and have complete confidence in them. www.ladueguitars.com www.facebook/kevinladueguitars
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Doubtful -this case is not big enough for any full size guitar. It wasn't long enough for my SG standard.
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My daughter has a full size acoustic guitar (39-41) and it fits well. Your guitar seems to be a few inches larger, I guess you will have to make that call. It has a lot of room, but it may end up putting stress on your neck. Does that seem worth the risk?
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Hello Paul I bought my niece a Gibson guitar for Christmas. I measured her case it is 4 3/4 deep 44 inches long width is 5 3/4 at the neck middle 13 inches and the width at the bottom is 16 inches. The case is very nice & sturdy. It does have some padding as well. It is very well made. I hope I have answered all your questions. Have any more just let me know. Hope you enjoy the case as much as we did. Thank you,
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The inside is 26" long by 8.5" wide. If your uke measures this or less go for it, it is a very nice case.
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This case is made for the APX Thinline series. Don't buy it if you don't have a small guitar.Int Overall Length 41.25"Int Body Length 20"Int Body Depth 5.5"Int Lower Bout Width 15"Int Upper Bout Width 11.5"Exterior Length 43"Exterior Width 15.5"Exterior Depth 6"
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I would say most likely not, as it seems that the body on that guitar is a bit larger than Les Paul's. The case is really fits Les Paul's snugly, so there is no room for a bigger guitar.
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I have a old Gibson guitar that got lost in the case. More of a size for a dreadnought, to big for my guitar.
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Per the specs of your guitar, as posted on Amazon (Product Dimensions: 20 x 46 x 8 inches ; 20 pounds ), the case I have is too short and not wide enough for the Big, "jumbo" style, body. I measured it for you BTW. Fits a standard sized D-body very snugly. Widest measurement is about 16 inches.
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My daughter's guitar is about 38" and it fits with room. I would think a 30" guitar would fit with more than enough room to spare.
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The case is 17" wide, and 6" deep (more por less) so i guess it would be a bit big.
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I believe that it will. A small soft hand towel folded and placed between the bottom of the guitar and case may form a better fit if necessary.
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It depends on what sort of guitar it is. I have a Yamaha FG700S Acoustic Guitar (steel string) and this case was too tight. I think someone here posted measurements - I'd check the measurements on yours (length and both wide points).
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I dont know , but check this out http://i.imgur.com/xZhxQEE.jpg My guitar fits and theres a little more of free space
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It would be better to go for the cases they have for smaller bodied instruments. This case is for a full body guitar and would not "hug" the thinline body.
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I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the... » Read More I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. « Show Less