CrossrockDeluxe Wood Hard Case for SG Electric Guitar, Black(CRW600SGBK)

Great looking and functional case for my Vintage V1003BB Reissue.The guitar fits snugly.Lovely plush cushioning and velt.The neck is well supported.A little gap to accommodate the bottom strap holder - good design.Feels sturdy when it's closed and carrying it.Proper value for money right here!! 👌👌

Great case for my Les Paul. Guitar fits perfectly and I believe it's great value for its price. I am really happy with it. Would definitely recommend Crossrock both for its products and its customer support.

Good quality for what it costs. Sturdy, nicely lined, fits the guitar like a glove and clasps are pretty solid. Good value.

Needed a hard guitar case for my new Vintage V100 Les Paul style guitar. I saw this on the site and liked the look of it almost has a vintage looking vibe to it with it's black pimple exterior and love the plush blue interior looks really nice. It fits my new guitar perfectly. Ordered it on Saturday and delivered the next Tuesday that's 4 day's from ordering and delivery including a weekend very impressed. I'm looking to get another Les Paul style guitar soon and will certainly be ordering another one. Worth 5 star's for product quality and service from the seller.

I have a Chibson SG with a Bigsby type of trem and somewhat non-standard dimensions, but this case is deep enough to accommodate the trem arm and snugly fits the SG. It also looks great and seems very sturdy! Highly recommended!

Great guitar case, fits like a glove, at fraction cost of gibson

This is a great case for the money. Guitar fits nice and snug inside it. Has a 4th lock on the hinge side, for additional security, which threw me at first as I couldn't understand why it wouldn't open much. Has a lidded accessories storage beneath the neck support with a good useable size.

Nice quality. Fits my Les Paul very well. Seller communication is great too.

I couldn’t be happier with the fit, quality, sturdiness, amazing looks. Definitely a solid value!My 355 like semi hallow and Taylor 210ce (Dreadnaught) now have perfect fit cases that look amazing! Bravo!!

I have a somewhat rare 60th anniversary reissue of the 1952 Goldtop Les Paul. It isn't nearly as valuable as an original, but it is rare enough that I am cautious and protective of it. I have an opportunity to play on some recording sessions in a few months on the other side of the continent and I would like to take my LP for those gigs. However, the only case I had was the original Lifton. It's a good looking case and it's fine for local schlepping, but not for air travel. I researched LP flight worthy cases which are available and was rather disappointed. The cases I found were either too flimsy, lacking in features, or simply not as protective as I was looking for.I was looking for a case that I could carry onboard most flights, but could be gate checked without being overly concerned about the guitar getting damaged. I also need backpack straps because my Les Paul is HEAVY. It's not the heaviest LP I've ever heard of, but at 11.5 lbs. it is the second heaviest that I know of. I don't want to lug that thing around in my hand for any length of time.Most hardshell form fit cases lacked backpack D ring attachment points. That knocked them out of the running. The giant 20+ lb. wheeled beasts that need to be checked looked promising, but I found an online account of someone whose LP was still crushed in one of those cases. Strike two. I liked the looks of the Crossrock case, but none were available in Canada, and even if they were, the Canadian prices with shipping meant that I would spend $600+ for a case. But they weren't even available. I looked into buying one in the U.S. and having it shipped to a town across the St. Lawrence and driving down to pick it up, but still I hesitated.Then an Amazon open box Crossrock LP case became available at about 75% of what the U.S. ones cost. I bought it and I have been impressed. I have a Visesnut case for a classical guitar and the Crossrock LP case compares very favourably to it. The Crossrock case is much heavier, but it has ZERO flex in the top. None at all. I'd bet I could jump up and down on it and it would not move at all. I flew with my classical several times during the last year and on most flights I could carry the guitar onboard and when I could not I could gate check it. I am confident that the Crossrock can provide enough protection for the gate checking process. And if not, the baggage handlers would have to exert themselves extraordinarily to damage a guitar in the Crossrock, so much so that they'd be buying me a new Les Paul and case.So far, short of paying about $1600+ U.S. to get a custom made Calton, I haven't seen any other case that offers the level of protection that the Crossrock appears to offer. My LP will still weigh a ton lugging it through airports, but at least I can carry it on my back and have piece of mind that it will arrive in one piece to the gig.

ma copie gibson les paul est bien protégée,il manque toutefois un peu de rembourrage au niveau du corps pour un blocage parfait...

Just received this case so I don’t know how it will hold up long term and travelling. It is the perfect fit for my single cut Ibanez. Well padded inside and it looks great outside with a textured finish.

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