The Most EPIC Guitar Case Review EVER MADE! 

That case looks good. One tip when carrying your guitar in a case: always carry it with the lid side toward you. That's so that if, for whatever reason, it pops open, it opens against your leg instead of your guitar spilling out onto the floor or parking lot.

I hate when my guitars get run over. I'll have to get one of these cases

Great review Richard and great to show what guitars fit as well 😀🤘🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥

The Best Guitar Case review I have ever seen! Awesome job!

Nice seeing someone rock the Jackson merch. I love my Jackson! Thanks for specifically mentioning Jackson Soloist models. I remember you winning the Guitar Max contest, that's how I found your channel. Thanks for the great review, dude!

I prefer guitar cases that are not bulky and easy to carry. I bought one made of EVA material and with a shoulder strap, which I really like.

It was virtually impossible to find a case for my G&L that was road worthy .. I ended up having to make one... I wanted 1/2 plywood to feel safe ;)

Bravo. Thanks...just what i was looking for.

Great review!

Thanks for showing various guitars that "fit." Far superior to GigBags (Even the PRS GigBags so many are extremely high on and proud of and yes I have two on the stack of GigBags gathering dust!)!! I agree if you're going to be traveling, touring, subjecting it to ground crews at airports, the more expensive molded cases would be a better choice. For $ 60 for day-to-day use??? Can't beat the value for the price!!! (I found a different style hard case for around $ 70 that fits my Les Paul on Amazon a few months ago.) Thanks for the informative video!!

I was considering purchasing one of those from eBay before, when I was waiting for the cases to come from Sweetwater for my Kramer Baretta Specials. It looks very similar to the ESP case that came with ESP LTD Brian “Headly” Welch guitar. Those Kramer cases are so awesome, I ended up buying a third one for my custom Superstrat that I built. I ‘m sure you saw it in one of my videos on my RU-vid channel. ☮️💜😊🤘🏻

😂 loved your very well done and funny review Thumbs up from Geelong Australia 🦘🇭🇲👍

Richard, m' lad, a few weeks ago, I took delivery of my first (and likely only) neck-through guitar: A Bullfighter off Amazon. Today, I started watching this video, and I got a surprise at 6:03 -- the core of that guitar, the multi-laminate neck, is exactly the same as the neck in my Bullfighter, except for the body wings and headstock being dressed up with veneers and my guitar being RELENTLESS about self-promotion. That "Bullfighter" thing is everywhere on my axe. Yours is much more subdued in appearance, and it sports the HSS pickup config. Even though my Bullfighter is showing me two humbuckers, the bridge humbucker looks to be the twin to your guitar's own. I would guess, however, that the differences between the two guitars could be much more than cosmetic. For instance, the body wings I got could easily be traded for higher-quality, better-executed parts with veneers or even actual tops. Similarly, subbing in a new, cleaner-looking fretboard would be easy and quick -- therefore cheaply done while getting good visual results. I doubt that the electronics included in your guitar are anywhere near as cheap as mine, but I complain not at all. Although the wiring in the Bullfigher I have looks like it would blow apart in a strong wind, it's holding up just fine under home use, which is the only use it's likely to see. Moreover, I've already got replacement wiring should I need it. I could even install the replacement wiring now, since it's also an upgrade. The stock Bullfighter pickups are 4-conductor humbuckers, which means that things like a 5-way switch and push-pull pots are possibilities. I've wound up liking the sound of the stock pickups well enough that I will likely leave them in while I explore different switching schemes -- or decide on one and stick. Whatever. Now, I don't know how much your guitar would cost at retail, but I would venture that it would not be a great deal more than my guitar's regular price. Of course, your winning your axe as a prize beats the pants off my guitar's acquisition cost, low as it was. Either way, the value of these guitars is impressively high. I wouldn't mind a peek at the cavity interiors; I've got some unaddressed tear-outs in the control cavity. NOT complaining at my price point. I won't have to be a woodworker to smooth that stuff out acceptably. Your guitar probably got the attention mine didn't. If it did, it was totally awesome. Mine is!

Thanks. I am “that guy” that needed this video.

Now this is entertainment

Didn't see if an SG would fit. Which is why I watched the whole video. BUY AN SG DUDE!

I wish there were more case on the market that do not have the square shape. Some Jackson and Charvel cases are a bit more fitted to the shape of the guitar which I prefer. I think SKB has also a "sleeker" fit case

Conclusively? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 great video James!

First time viewer, smashing that sub button fr

Yeah! Now I know, and now I'm gonna order that case!

just ordered 4 glarry cases all good

U missed the most common one.. A strat.. 😅was waiting for that because I have one

after 2 years make a review of that

Just searching for sometghing like this. Thanks Could this guitar case survive an international shipping? (Btw, it's also a Charvel dk24)

Is this a common problem or only me… Scenario: Guitar strings at the tuner pegs tear the upper part of my gig bag to shreds

Does a neck-thru guitar lays in the same way as bolt-on guitar? I mean neck-thru doesn't have joint and lays lower than bolt-on. Is neck-thru hangs on air near the joint as les paul?

Always a great idea to have one just in CSAE. ❤😂. Man that was a nice ad. Love the humor man. Peace!!!! 😅

Cool Vid Brother!

Hi , would a PRS SE Custom 24 fit in this case ?

I cringed so badly watching this that I actually found this funny.

Glarry makes a LP case also.

How do those Chinese chemical fumes inside that case treat your guitar's finish?

👍👍 humorous video 🤣

Dude don't leave your guitars in the driveway!

But no link?

Thank your gods for The Atlantic Ocean.

Who makes the case and where can I find one?

Hi, do you know a good hardshell case for a size like a es-335?

Hey, Oh mighty and wise Bald Boss Bud. I'm into GhostFire cases. I have four at $120 each, but I need 5 more (so far) and I'm afraid they liked my enthusiasm and raised the price $10. I keep looking around for alternatives, but GhostFire always seems to have that one little feature that another case maker forgot. The GhostFire people are cool to deal with too. All I need is $600. And I don't have it because 2 of my guitars come in on the day after tomorrow. lol... I'd have to sell each guitar just to get the case for it. They have great interior support, like the entire length of the neck, a rounded cushion for the bottom, two open cubbys on the sides, beaucoup room for the headstock, and thick fluffiness everywhere. Oh yeah, I forgot. I install interior lighting, which turns off automatically when you close the case. That part's really cool actually. I use magnetic induction. Well that's my contribution in response to your request. Adios, Baldchacho! We will meet again, señor! Andale! Andale! Yee-hah!!

This looks exactly the same as the ESP cases.

Don't quit your day job

Poor metal dude!!

Sukses selalu semangat

BS with The B.S.

what the f do you sniff in the morning bro

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Ur video is for kids