TGI Wooden Hard Case for 6 & 12 String Acoustic Guitars

Main comment - a really good case. Strong. Good latches. Ideal for that extra protection.It should certainly suit all standard dreadnought 12's very well, BUT be careful if yours is even a tad outside the usual dimensions. As the photos show, I have an old Eko 'Electra' 12 dating from 1968 (Norman's Rare Guitars on Youtube reviewed it with demo's of the same model with Michael Lemmo in charge).The lower bout does NOT fit into the case. No way. No chance . . . unless you're happy to strip out the side lining and padding, then reduce it and re-attach. If you look at the close up photo, you may be able to see that the felt lining on one side is thinner than on the other. When the case is closed, this is uppermost, so risk of damage is minimised.When I removed the lining, it was clear that the fabric for the main base was attached to it and that it wasn't glued all that well to the body of the case. However, that was easy to rectify, so I'll not deduct a star because I doubt that many others will need to perform surgery on their case.Cases for dreadnoughts the size of this old Eko are very hard to find, so this TGI proved to be excellent. But please remember - CHECK DIMENSIONS OF YOUR GUITAR VERY CAREFULLY FIRST.

I really like the protection afforded by the case and its padding. This was for a 12 string dreadnought. Lovely green colour to the lining with eye-catching contrasting stitch detail on the outside.