Hi will this fit a Fender resonator guitar? Specifically the Roosevelt CE model with the Telecaster headstock? Thank you in advance.
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Hi there - Depends on the body size of your resonator. If it is a dreadnaught size, then yes, this would fit. Anything smaller than that will fit, too. Just not a snug. Really the only size that won't fit in here is a Jumbo. - Andy
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If the Telecaster has the vintage bridge it should work I have several Squiers that the ash tray fits
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Not having ever placed that particular model of guitar into the case, I cannot tell you with 100% certainty that it will fit. Even though it's the same scale, there may be differences in the dimensions of the body most certainly in the headstock. That being said, I'm pretty sure it would fit and I'm pretty sure there are a number of reviews on here from guys who bought this case for their Epis.
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Yes ,it fits a tele. I'm not sure what Fender is using currently, but they used to use the previous version of this (pre-TSA) for regular strats and teles.
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I do believe this case will fit your DR-100. It's a standard Epi Dreadnaught case. Here are the dimensions of my Epiphone Dove (which fits perfectly snug in this case):Upper Bout width = 11.5 inchesLower Bout width - 15.5 inchesHeight of guitar body = 20 inchesDepth of body = 4 inchesIf your guitar doesn't exceed these dimensions, it should fit. If it's smaller, you may have some wiggle space...but it should still be okay. Hope this helps.
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The case fits my Fender strat very well, but I have heard that it is not the best fit for teles. The first one I got was defective and the second one I got had a stripped screw, so the QC is a little lacking.
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Generally, if it is a "round neck" resonator guitar the answer is yes. If it is a "square neck" the answer is no. So check to see which it is when you order one from anywhere.
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I have one of these and my Strat and Tele both fit in it perfectly. I would look for a case that specifically saysfor that style guitar. Like any Les Paul style case would be a better match.
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Sorry, mine is a fender FB54 5 string which might have a longer neck. it fits perfect which I found in a review. It is built on the light side and the accessory box is not too strong. Good luck, Don
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it is just barely long enough to fit a standard Fender Strat guitar neck. Some measuring should help give you a more accurate idea.
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I have a Seagull Entourage Rustic Grand and it fits perfectly! Look at the Seagull web site for the dimensions for my guitar and compare them to what your Martin measurements.
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Hi! I just finished restoring a '70s "lawsuit era" '62 Tele re-ish and this ashtray cover did not fit. Some of the Japanese models feature a bridge plate which is shaped exactly like the ashtray cover itself (as is mine), and the cover does not fit. If your guitar features a rectangular-shaped bridge plate, like a Fender Tele, then this item will work. Good Luck!
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Not sure about the guitar, I use mine for a Fender style precision bass and it fits it very good.
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It should fit. I bought one for my son's Fender Squire Strat and it fit perfectly. When I first opened the box I was a little nervous because it was considerably smaller than my old case that he was using (I had an old after market that was WAY to big). Also, it seems to allow stickers and spray paint to stick well to the outside. Kids, hmff!
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Make sure the scale lenght matches. Most Fender style are 25.5" This neck, I had to return because there was a crack where the fingerboard meats the neck. Second one I got was fine. Needs a litle setup but was basically playable out of the box. May have to work down the heel to fix, depends on the guitar.Tom
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no, they will only fit a Gibson or PRS style headstock with 3 per side, Grover should make a "mini" rotomatic (those will fit 6 on one side you find on Fender headstocks)
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Never played a Telecaster, but this amp should work great with any guitar. I use a Gibson "The Paul" which is a narrow body style like a Telecaster, and it sounds awesome. The Mustang II has more versatility, it's worth the extra few bucks!