Epiphone EAKCS Allen Woody Bass Case

Because this case was made for the bass I purchased, I was confident it would fit and would be of similar quality to the bass. Was not disappointed.

Great Buy. A great bass that's perfect for my needs (lighter weight, short scale, bassier sound, good quality)

The case fits the bass exactly. There is no extra room to leave your strap on there. Pretty decent and really the only option out there for this body.

This is a fairly fresh purchase and I haven't put the case into action. I just wanted to have a good place to store my new bass when needed. The case itself is nice, feels well-built and isn't flimsy. The Epiphone Allen Woody bass fits perfect, as you would expect. I also tried out my Gretsch Junior Jet and it does fit - with a little wiggle room. If I was using the case for the Jet, I would probably add a little extra padding to make it more snug - but it is nice to know it can do double duty. I expect this case to last a long time in my world, as I doubt I will really put it to the test - but if I did start playing out, I feel like it can handle the road and keep your guitar safe.

I've had this case about a year and under normal use it's starting to look beat up. I expect in 2 years tops to get a replacement. Mine says "Epiphone" on the front and not the "E" logo. I don't use the storage compartment because it throws the balance of the case off making it hard to walk anywhere with it. This is the only game in town for a Rumblekat so it's worth the money

As a previous review said, a Hofner Club bass will fit in this case. I can across an 1966 Club bass without a case. For a vintage bass, a gig bag was not an option. The ones from Hofner in Germany were more $ and the shipping was expensive. The case is a little loose fitting around the edges of the body, but the padding on the lid will hold the bridge snugly without crushing it. Can't beat it for the $.