Detail 01
15.25 inch lower bout
Cut for classical body widths. A dreadnought at roughly 16 inches will not seat in the cavity.

Independent shopping perspective
A lightweight hard case cut specifically for classical guitar bodies. For nylon-string players who need real protection without hauling a heavy case.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Cut for classical body widths. A dreadnought at roughly 16 inches will not seat in the cavity.
Detail 02
Light enough to carry a mile without switching hands. Most hard cases in this class weigh noticeably more.
Detail 03
Matches standard classical body depth. A deeper or armrest-contoured body may press against the lid.
Detail 04
Fits strings, a clip-on tuner, a capo and a cloth. Too shallow for a footstool or thick folder.
Detail 05
Standard full-size classical scale fits. Measure a long-scale or extended headstock guitar end to end first.
Detail 06
The neck pocket is shaped for a slotted classical headstock, so the neck sits supported rather than floating.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if its body matches classical dimensions. The cavity is 15.25 inches at the lower bout and 20 inches long, narrower than most steel-string acoustics.
At 7.74 pounds empty, yes. Loaded with a classical guitar you are carrying roughly 11 to 12 pounds total.
The accessory space is 6 x 5 x 2.25 inches. Strings, a tuner, capo, picks and a polishing cloth fit. A footstool does not.
This is a lightweight case, not a rated flight case. For checked baggage, a heavier road case is the safer option.
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