ChromaCast CC-EHC Electric Guitar Hard Case

A pesar de que la imagen no ilustra el producto como tal (estéticamente, me gusta más el de la imagen, con los bordes redondeados. El estuche en sí es completamente rectangular), tiene muchas ventajas. Está bastante bien construido, no pesa demasiado, tiene buen espacio en el interior. Es un poco más largo que los estuches estándar, haciendo que sobre espacio entre la cabeza de la guitarra y el borde del estuche. Cuenta con un acolchado para proteger el brazo/diapasón del instrumento. Los broches se ven de buena calidad. El compartimento para cuerdas o accesorios es muy amplio. La relación calidad-precio es insuperable, es un excelente precio para un estuche rígido.

As others have reported, this is an adequate case, robust enough for local car travel and storage away from the cats in the house. Less than $80 was the attraction, but you must know you will have to alter this case padding to make sure your guitar is not damaged by the case itself, depending on the bass. I put a Yamaha TRB6P (6 string) in this case. The bass fits fine with an inch to spare at the head end, but the neck support and secret storage space elevate the neck WAY too high. When the top closes, the body and headstock are depressed downward and the supports push the neck up in the middle. Essentially bowing the neck, high in the middle. BAD BAD BAD. The fix is to do this: 1. Remove the 2 screws on the front and back that are holding the storage cover. It will lift out. (This may be enough for you, gaining 3/4 inch) The 2 screws holding the neck rest come out next, but it is glued to the black fabric, so you'll have to cut with scissors at the base. Be careful not to break the styrofoam. 3. Peel the fabric back on one side of the styrofoam neck rest and using a short, sharp knife cut out a suitable amount of styrofoam to allow the neck to rest normally and the lid to not press hard against the strings. This might require a bit of testing back and forth for fit. For the TRB6 the storage area was better left off, but I could make it fit with a bit of effort. (see photos - takes about 15 mins) Or you could return the case - BEFORE doing this.

Not as good as any Gator guitar case, but a little better than a Cahaya case. I didn't actually receive the case pictured, with round edges. I received a square case, just like another reviewer. This isn't a big deal, I guess. It's good enough for home, light travel, but it doesn't really suit pricey guitars. It has two neck supports, which feel like plywood, and are only covered with thin cloth. I could see this cloth wearing through after years of carrying to the case around, which might end up rubbing into the neck of the guitar.Like some other cheap cases I've seen, you can see into the case when it's closed, through the gaps.To be fair though, it's cheap, but looks to be built fairly well.

Bought this on an Amazon Warehouse deal. Said it had major damage so I was expecting it to be scraped or crushed or the handle broken. But for $40 I was willing to take a chance. The package arrived, I unpacked it not expecting much. Much to my amazement it was in incredible condition. One small blemish about the size of a pencil eraser and you can only see it when looking at the right angle. I would’ve been happy with this case at full price. Nice and sturdy, fits and holds my 12 string telecaster snuggly and it’s lockable.

Case looks awesome, until you toss it into the back seat and all three latches pop open. It seems if you don’t hold it in a way that the guitar is pushing on the lid (as in the carrying position), it just won’t stay shut. Protection factor is pretty much zero, as there is a chance my guitar could fall out every time I pick it up. Seems the tolerances are too high and the lid moves too much in the hinges. Really disappointed in this purchase.