I built my own guitar based on the design of a gibson explorer. It's 45" long, and 15" wide, but if I turn it, it narrows down to 14". Will it work?
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The length won't be a problem, but the width will be a tight squeeze (of course you want it snug, but not where you have to force it in) I don't know what you mean by "turning it" but the cavity is 14"" wide, 15" if you squeeze the padding. If by turn it you mean "angle it" in the case and get down to 14"", it should work because its not a form fitting case so you have some wiggle room. Will be snug, but snug is good.
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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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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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My ruler measures at most 4.5 inches deep, if your guitar is really 5 inches it most likely not work out for you.
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it is just barely long enough to fit a standard Fender Strat guitar neck. Some measuring should help give you a more accurate idea.
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Hi Robyn, I do not know much about guitars. I measured the inside of the case --hopefully, this will help you. length of case (top to bottom) = 41"; widest point = 15"; base only, up to where the neck starts = 21".
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Its built for 5" deep acoustics. The outline might work but the depth is way off. You could call a Gibson shop or Sweetwater and ask about the outlines.
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At the narrowest, the arm holders measure approximately 9 1/4" across (from one arm to the other). At their widest they measure 11" across. The center range measures 10" across. So measure your guitar and compare. It should be wider than about 9 3/4" at the bottom where it will be cradled by the arms. The length of each arm is 6". I don't see there would be any issue whatsoever with a 3/4 size guitar, personally. I have a friend who has hers in a similar guitar stand and it looks fine. But to be sure, just measure your guitar body at the base to get a better idea. At the narrowest, the arm holders measure approximately 9 1/4" across (from one arm to the other). At their widest they measure 11" across. The center range measures 10" across. So measure your guitar and compare. It should be wider than about 9 3/4" at the bottom where it will be cradled by the arms. The length of each arm is 6". I don't see there would be any issue whatsoever with a 3/4 size guitar, personally. I have a friend who has hers in a similar guitar stand and it looks fine. But to be sure, just measure your guitar body at the base to get a better idea.
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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
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Make sure the scale lenght matches. Most Fender style are 25.5" This neck, I had to return because there was a crack where the fingerboard meats the neck. Second one I got was fine. Needs a litle setup but was basically playable out of the box. May have to work down the heel to fix, depends on the guitar.Tom
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Its the same width as a strat case just longer. If it is any wider its not much. Ive stored strats in mine and they fit width just right.if you have a strat case try to fit the body to be sure . Length is not an issue
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The Planet waves is 4 inches in diameter. I use it on the larger hole Gibsons, (J-150) to tight for the J-45. Hope this helps, check with Sweetwater or some other guitar store for their evaluation.
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This is a standard size. I believe it is a little big for you. I suggest you to go to a shop and try different guitars; then, start searching something like those you liked most either because the size or another special feature.
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I did not measure it, I just put it where I want my guitar should be. I don't know, sorry.
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No, it is too big. Look at for a 3/4 guitar, such as a Yamaha FG JR1. Also, the sound on this particular fender is marginal at best, and the action is really tough. Hope this helps!
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Gibson makes epiphone guitars , this case is made for the explorer so the Gibson should fit as well, I have one of the cases its a perfect fit for the explorer!
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My first reaction is that it would be extremely tight if it fit at all. I purchased one for my grandson who has a typical nylon string classical guitar. It was a couple inches short.