Detail 01
4.25 inch instrument body depth
Cut for a genuine hollowbody rim. A thinline semi-hollow sits shallower and needs padding to stay put.

Independent shopping perspective
Molded ABS case cut for AF-series hollowbodies — 15.75 inch bout, 4.25 inch depth. Buy it for that body size or one you've measured to match.


Strong match
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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 a genuine hollowbody rim. A thinline semi-hollow sits shallower and needs padding to stay put.
Detail 02
Sizes this to a compact archtop, not a full-size jazz box. An inch of difference here means the guitar shifts.
Detail 03
Wide through the shoulders, the way archtops are. A guitar with a narrow upper bout gets no support up top.
Detail 04
Sized for a hollowbody's overall length. Measure your guitar end to end — archtop headstocks often run long.
Detail 05
Water-resistant and unaffected by humidity swings. It absorbs impact by flexing rather than cracking like a wood shell.
Detail 06
Almost twice the guitar's body depth, mostly padding. It protects well but takes real trunk and closet space.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only loosely. Thinline semi-hollows are shallower than 4.25 inches and often wider than 15.75, so the guitar either won't seat or will move around inside.
No. Solidbodies are roughly half this depth and narrower through the upper bout, so nothing holds the guitar in place.
No. The interior tops out at 15.75 inches across the lower bout. A 17 inch body won't seat, and forcing the lid stresses the top.
Yes. The molded shell keeps weight off an arched top and resists moisture, which matters more for a hollowbody than for a solidbody.
Reference
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