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Gator Pro-Go for acoustic, G-PG ACOUSTIC. It has plenty of space, no pressure anywhere.
I checked it out, it seems a very good gig bag! It might not have the extra rigid protection of Reunion Blues but it seems well made!
Kinda like the Mono but more affordable too!
Do you get any pressure on the bridge?
For those residing in Europe, these two have always piqued my interest. Do GJ style guitars fit well? Is the protection adequate? They seem to be priced well, with good availability in Europe, but haven't seen anything like them in the US.
https://gypsyguitar.de/parts/case/11784/standard-case-softcase-gypsy
The outside material is very dense. The padding is ridiculously overdone. Only a crushing force would do the damage. I wasn't looking for the gig bag but a friend was selling his at a really good price but when I found out that it comes with a rain jacket I was sold!
Nice! They both look amazing! The gig bag seems to be more like a normal gig bag. I have a Tom & Will acoustic guitar gig bag and it actually looks pretty similar. It works but I am looking for something with more protection.
The gators seems quite it!
Yeah I am looking at the specs, it does have a little extra depth that should allow for the bridge to fit better.
Also it doesn't have any "flexoskeleton"( or however it's called) like the reunion blues, so it should sort of bend around the bridge regardless, without applying too much pressure on the guitar top/bridte
I've got a reunion blues conti - I like it quite a lot and have never noticed any pressure on the bridge from this case. but mine is quite a few years old and like a gig bag though very swanky. Perhaps the design has changed?
It seems to be just right, not tight nor loose, remember this cases were designed for dread nought guitar, Selmer guitars are a bit smaller so it fits just fine.
Thanks Jose, helpful for me too!