Detail 01
13-inch lower bout
Narrow at the widest point. Cut for a slim electric outline, not a dreadnought or jumbo.

Independent shopping perspective
A soft case cut for a V-shaped electric guitar, sized to a 13-inch lower bout and 18-inch body. For players whose guitar won't fit a rectangular bag.


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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
Narrow at the widest point. Cut for a slim electric outline, not a dreadnought or jumbo.
Detail 02
Tight through the shoulders and horns. A wider-topped body won't seat down into the shape.
Detail 03
Solidbody territory. A semi-hollow or chambered body binds and the case won't close cleanly.
Detail 04
Body only. Measure heel to strap button; the neck and headstock ride beyond this figure.
Detail 05
Light to carry and padded against knocks, but nothing rigid between your guitar and a dropped amp.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if the body stays inside 13 by 18 by 2.25 inches and follows a V outline. A conventional body sits loose in a shaped case and slides in transit.
Soft-sided. Padding and structure for gigs and car trips, not the rigid shell you want under airline baggage handling.
No. The 2.25-inch depth is a solidbody measurement. An acoustic body is several times deeper and won't go in.
It's cut to one specific body outline rather than a generic rectangle, so the guitar sits without slop. Shape-specific cases are built in smaller runs.
Reference
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