Will this case fit a 23" child's first guitar?
89745
This guitar case can fit a guitar up to 41" in length comfortably. A 23" guitar is really small, so of course the bar and fret portion will over lap! But if in time the child shows that he or she loves playing, this case will be perfect for an adult guitar! If it is a toy guitar under $20 then purchasing a guitar case that cost more than the guitar should be considered! I still play my first guitar which is now valued over $1000 after 38 years; and I trust this case to keep it safe when traveling. Also, these cases are a great value through Amazon cause they usually cost $65-$70. Hope I've been helpful. This guitar case can fit a guitar up to 41" in length comfortably. A 23" guitar is really small, so of course the bar and fret portion will over lap! But if in time the child shows that he or she loves playing, this case will be perfect for an adult guitar! If it is a toy guitar under $20 then purchasing a guitar case that cost more than the guitar should be considered! I still play my first guitar which is now valued over $1000 after 38 years; and I trust this case to keep it safe when traveling. Also, these cases are a great value through Amazon cause they usually cost $65-$70.... » Read More This guitar case can fit a guitar up to 41" in length comfortably. A 23" guitar is really small, so of course the bar and fret portion will over lap! But if in time the child shows that he or she loves playing, this case will be perfect for an adult guitar! If it is a toy guitar under $20 then purchasing a guitar case that cost more than the guitar should be considered! I still play my first guitar which is now valued over $1000 after 38 years; and I trust this case to keep it safe when traveling. Also, these cases are a great value through Amazon cause they usually cost $65-$70. Hope I've been helpful. « Show Less
89746
Forgot to add not to fill bag with too many music books and sheet music as the case is really meant to hold the guitar only!
89747
I am sure it will. It will just be a bit big. I put my full sized 42" acoustic in the gig bag and it fits snuggly. A 23" guitar will just be a bit small for the bag, but it will fit! It's a great bag for the money. I have already gotten my money's worth out of it!
1439595
I am not sure. My Guild 12 string fits in it quite well. I used the measurements of the guitar and of the case to make my decision and rejected several as being too big or too small. This one fit quite well.
1313582
Your guitar is a dreadnaught. The GC1124G is a for a jumbo G series guitar. I doubt your instrument will fit properly. Try to find a Takamine case made for a dreadnaught.
787512
it fits my Yamha Acoustic guitar very well. the case is very heavy but solid. For a child is too heavy to carry around. I am considering getting the soft shell one for my daughter.
38583
This case is made for a full size Dreadnought guitar. You would need some extra padding to take up the extra room. It should fit the sides well but it would move up and down due to the slimmer body.
2099662
Your guitar should fit since this case is designed for a dreadnought sized guitar, and the Godin 5th avenue is not too thick. I would, however, suggest looking into the SKB version of this case. It is constructed better, and the backpack straps are way more comfortable. Check it out at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZQAE7I/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_10?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1880314
It's perfect size for that age. I got one for my 11 year old daughter and 6 year old niece. For the low price, irbid actually a pretty nice guitar. 38 inches tall and the bottom I the body (widest part) is 14.5 inches
123412
I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the... » Read More I think that would be really tight. I just measured my daughter's case again and a 41" instrument probably isn't going to work in this case. Thirty-nine inches long looks like the max if you want some wiggle room. A 41" guitar is going to mean you will be stretching the case to get a fit. Same with the width--you will have no wiggle room. It might fit but it will be very tight. All in all, I don't think I would be happy with a fit you are proposing. From my standpoint, there should be some room in the case to allow the guitar to slide a bit whenever my daughter bangs it on the doorway so the force of the blow doesn't transfer immediately to the instrument. Sorry. « Show Less
2217787
I have one of these cases and it fits my Les Paul Standard fairly well. There is about 1/2 inch of space above the headstock, could accomodate a longer neck possibly. I travel a lot and it goes where I go. The case is holding up pretty good so far.
194389
If you'll measure your guitar I'll be able to tell you, I'm not sure otherwise. It's a nice case for the price though, much better then we found in stores.
999317
I'm not sure it's not my add. I do own a skb 18 case and my acoustic fits it. Just measure your guitar against the guitar case inside measurements ask skb. My guitar fits easy I even put towels or shirts in it as packing for plane flights below. It handled 4 plane flights so far and guitar is ok. Hope this helps.
390903
The guitar we put in it was a Schecter Korina fv. The width was a bit over 18+" and it fit comfortably. We sold the guitar & case, so I can't measure it, but I would say yes.
1046859
My daughter has a beginners guitar and there is still room in it, if that helps.
1963533
Well, I don't personally have that model, but the case is made for that "body" of guitar, and the case is made by Epiphone, so I'd sure bet it would fit just fine.
1734697
I believe your guitar will fit in this case, but it will be close. I compared the dimensions of your guitar with the case dimensions and the one that concerns me is the body width at the lower bout. you can go to www.skbcases.com and http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/ag_page14.php?year=2014&area;_id=2&cat;_id=3&series;_id=84&data;_id=14&color;=CL01 to make the same comparison.
1880316
I got one for my 8 yr old daughter last year. She is tall for her age - could pass for a 10-11 yr old. It is a good fit for her. her guitar teacher said it is a good size for her. It's about 38" in length and about 14" at it's widest spot.
1900211
The case fits most regular size guitars (not dreadnaught style). So as long as yours is a standard size it should be fine.