Will it hold a "V" shaped guitar without the points of the V touching the floor? I have a BC Rich Kerry KIng V.
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It would probably touch the floor but it will hold it. The bottom isn't really that far off the ground.
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I would not put your V in this rack. The tips will touch the floor. Wall mount recommended.
995254
That might be really tough. I LOVE this case, but it's designed to hold the guitar standing upright, hanging off a "y" hook. I'd contact the manufacturer direcy
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I guess it will it's pretty big case I have a big dreadnaught guitar in mine.plenty of room.
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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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No It won't. The backward angle of a Les Paul style headstock is too great. The weight of the guitar sits fully on the back of the headstock and not at the neck like most other cases.
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My guess is probably not. I purchased this gig bag for a Martin D-1 (basic dreadnaught size/shape), and it was too shallow (i.e. wouldn't fit the body of the guitar).
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I had an old Steele guitar case which is velvet lined. Low and behold it fit in it perfectly! It also holds both my 100 round magazines. Throw back to the gangster days when they used violin case's to house their Tommy guns. Good luck.
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I compared the measurements of my dean dave mustaine vmnt to your guitar and it should fit. The scale of the vmnt is an inch taller and the v base is pointed not round. My vmnt fits just fine and I believe yours will as well.
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Base has adjustable guitar depth holders. Should be OK, I use mine for a baritone.
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Yes, a little pressure will be fine because you want the guitar to stay tight in the case. A loose fit will allow the guitar to move around too much.
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Probably not. The curved "hooks" would barely grasp the front edge of the guitar body and the highest vertical part is only 6" up - not very secure for a 36" length guitar.
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Huh? No... Guitar cases usually have little plastic or metal feet that are intended to stabilize it when placed on the floor. If you don't like that look, there are these things in your residence called "walls" that you can lean the cases against. That's a viable and cost effective alternative to buying this guitar stand.
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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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No, it won't fully seat,as the stand is only 2 3/4 in. at the bottom where the guitar needs to be for proper stability.
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Not at all man, I have an ESP LTD V-50 and the bag was just WAY too small, with our luck as flying v guitar players we might as well buy hard case v shaped cases.
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I can't speak to that exact guitar. I have a Strat type and it fits fine. Unlike some hardshells it's more of a generic space.
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Inside, a standard acoustic guitar fits this case (bass acoustic guitar will NOT FIT) no name was on mine (was happy about that don't know why they show that pic.)