In my experience you don't have to worry nearly as much about supporting specific areas of the guitar as you do with a Les Paul since the body and neck angle are flat on a PRS. I'd say, as long as the body is laying flat you should be fine. Also, make sure the neck isn't being supported by the headstock since there's more headstock angle than on a Fender, for example. I have fender cases that fit my PRS perfectly, but the tip of the headstock is too low, so it keeps the neck from laying flat.
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In my experience you don't have to worry nearly as much about supporting specific areas of the guitar as you do with a Les Paul since the body and neck angle are flat on a PRS. I'd say, as long as the body is laying flat you should be fine. Also, make sure the neck isn't being supported by the headstock since there's more headstock angle than on a Fender, for example. I have fender cases that fit my PRS perfectly, but the tip of the headstock is too low, so it keeps the neck from laying flat.
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What I'm gathering, from the respones is, that as long as the back of the body lies flat against the case and the headstock doesn't touch the case it's OK. I thought it was important that the neck be supported, at some particular point on the neck, somewhere between the neck/body joint and the neck/headstock joint. Does the neck support location not matter?
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I have an 09 singlecut and i prefer it to the newer 245s i like the single volume tone configuration i also prefer the switch placement. I am looking into a zach meyers signature though so ill have both configurations
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As far as a case the 245s and singlecut shape fit awesome in the musicians gear case from mf theyre on sale for 60 right now great buy
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