Ktaxon Electric Guitar Hard Case, Rectangle Wooden Standard 39-Inch Electric Guitars Hard-Shell Protective Carrying Case for KST/KTL/170 Model with Lock Latch Padding (Black)

In the past year I’ve bought 6 guitar cases from 5 different brands , all were pretty good cases but THIS one is by far the nicest. It comes in various styles but my black one came in bubble wrap and a linen bag, the padding inside was thick and firm with plenty of room, it not only fit all my strat type shapes but I also got my Talman models and a few other offset body’s to fit. For like 80$, you won’t a better hardshell.UPDATE: ordered another in the yellow tweed color, I’ll stress that it’s just as nice as the black one but it’s not tweed, it’s thin vinyl that looks like tweed but it’s not, slight disappointment there but hey. That’s just cosmetic. It still protects your guitar fine, and the yellow one had a Velcro strap to secure the neck about halfway down. So yeah, still a great case for the money

Stylish, sturdy, secure and swankyI just wish the inner compartment was big enough to hold a pack of strings, it's just too small. Meanwhile on the opposite side from the too small storage compartment is a much larger space without a lid which would seem to be a much better choice for the storage compartment, or at least a couple straps to secure needed gubbins such as a cable, extra strings, a pedal or two, or maybe a techs toolkit. All these this do in fact it nicely in the space opposite the tiny compartment, but rattle around loose without some form of containment. I'm going to install some straps, I'm just not sure how yet.

Good for what I need and use it for. But if I was to play gigs this would not handle the travel. But it's a great case for keeping a good guitar out of harm's way, the elements, and so on. Worth the money.

As a "fits anything" guitar case, it's well made, solid, and of course it does fit my strat.But one thing people miss about guitar cases is, does it make people respect whatever might be inside it? If your case is just sort of there and nondescript and doesn't stand out even a little, people don't think about what might be in it. But if your case has a bit of care and thought put into its design and craftsmanship, people think "Oh, if the case is a bit special, then the contents must be too." And they're more likely to treat your guitar case with some care. For this price, it's as nice a case as I've ever seen.

Great quality, very nice looking and well padded. A very nice case for the money.

Decent build quality but the internal cross piece does not support the neck properly resulting in all the stress being placed on the headstock. The headstock should not be touching the bottom of the case. This is remedied with some towels but not a good design. All of my guitars do this in this case- Strat, Tele, Paul, SG, Paul Jr.Other than that, it's an okay case for the money.

My initial impressions on this case are it seems to be well built and is a really nice looking case. It has a decent sized accessories compartment. I’m moving stuff from my gig bag with all kinds of pouches and pockets to the hard case, so less storage, but adequate for the usual gear. I will give this 5 stars based on my initial impression, apparent quality of build, and fit of my Fender 60th Anniversary MIM Strat. ~Ga

I wanted a hard case just to keep my telecaster from being leaned up against the wall or couch. Also not to get it caked in dust when it's not my go-to for playing at home. This case takes care of that. Truthfully, it's a beautiful case. Very light weight for a hard case, which tells me it's got a weaker frame than the brands we're used to. But it's nice for storage & it's gorgeous case with a very soft interior.Highly recommend for those just playing around at home, but I wouldn't load this case into a van or bus and try to tour with it. It's just not rugged enough for the road.