Is there an option for a smaller case with a PS?
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That option isn't specified on the sheet, but I'll bet you can get the case you want.
The TKL Prestige is a $119 case online, by the way. The PRS cases are far nicer, French fit, and of course are also several times the cost, and they come with a PS standard.
PRS does get some cases from Ameritage, who offer a shaped case on their website, and they're also nicer cases than the TKL. So that may be a better option.
The TKL Prestige is a $119 case online, by the way. The PRS cases are far nicer, French fit, and of course are also several times the cost, and they come with a PS standard.
PRS does get some cases from Ameritage, who offer a shaped case on their website, and they're also nicer cases than the TKL. So that may be a better option.
watelessness
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the HB's used to come with smaller and lighter cases
These are the nicest looking and most expensive guitar cases I have ever seen, and by expensive, I mean really, really expensive. Carbon fiber covered in leather with silk-velvet lining, etc. http://www.calderoriginals.com/guitar/electric/index.php?cat=3&tag=contact
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"Prices start at £4,200."
HOLY POOP! For damn near $6.5K I'll take me 2 Cores or a used PS in whatever cases they come in!!!
HOLY POOP! For damn near $6.5K I'll take me 2 Cores or a used PS in whatever cases they come in!!!
django49
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OUCH!
But I do understand the thought of having something to safely take a high end guitar out for a workout without either adding a bit of "relic" to a premier paisley case, calling advance attention to the likely contents of the case or both.
But I do understand the thought of having something to safely take a high end guitar out for a workout without either adding a bit of "relic" to a premier paisley case, calling advance attention to the likely contents of the case or both.
markintime
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Well, crap. Johnny B. Goode carried his in a gunny sack! :laugh:
DaveNJ
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I was actually going to hollow out an endangered white rhino and carry it around in that. This might be good for when I want to "slum it"... 
These are the nicest looking and most expensive guitar cases I have ever seen, and by expensive, I mean really, really expensive. Carbon fiber covered in leather with silk-velvet lining, etc. http://www.calderoriginals.com/guitar/electric/index.php?cat=3&tag=contact
11top
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I get the "standard" shape PS cases, but I buy an aftermarket case to take to my PRSi to gigs. I use this for SCs:
and this for DCs:
They are very light, but also ridgid and very protective.
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django49
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The standard Fibenare cases look similar to the Calder, but not price-wise. For a while now I have been using the Mono Vertigo bags, which have superb protection and lightweight. Plus a lot of storage is you add the "Tick" compartments. MUCH more maneuverable than the very heavy hard cases Wolfpak looks interesting.
I love those Incase bags! I had one and foolishly let it go when I sold the guitar I got it for. Best gig bag of any kind I've found yet, and of course, no longer being made!
