Detail 01
17.1 in exterior width
Fits bouts up to about 14.4 in. Measure your widest point before buying; a hair over won't close.

Independent shopping perspective
Hardshell-style case sized for wide-body and PRS-shape electrics. For players whose guitar won't sit right in a standard dreadnought-cut electric 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
Fits bouts up to about 14.4 in. Measure your widest point before buying; a hair over won't close.
Detail 02
Long enough for standard-scale electrics with headstock clearance. Baritones and extended-scale necks may not clear.
Detail 03
Shallow interior depth. Carved-top and thick-bodied guitars sit snug; hollowbodies likely won't fit.
Detail 04
Interior body cavity is cut for a specific outline. A shorter-bodied guitar will shift around inside.
Detail 05
Interior clearance assumes humbucker-height pickups. Tall P90 rings or raised covers are the tight spot.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's cut for PRS-shape and wide-body electrics with a 14.4 in bout and 19.8 in body length. Check those two numbers against your guitar first.
A Les Paul's bout is narrower than 14.4 in, so it will fit lengthwise but sit loose in the width. Add padding or choose a Les Paul-specific case.
It's a rigid case, 3.9 in tall and 17.1 in wide externally, built to hold its shape. Not a soft bag.
It's built for ground transport and storage. Checked baggage handling calls for a flight-rated case with heavier bracing.
Reference
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