Protec Gold Series Hollowbody Electric Guitar Gig Bag Black

I bought this for my Ibanez as73 and it's wonderful!! I use it in the backpack style and transport my guitar to and from school and haven't had a single issue. This case will fit any 335 style semi hollow. I had a gator case before that was for my telecaster and the pockets could barely hold anything but these pockets are great can hold books and folders as well as everything to maintain the guitar and extra strings.

I inherited an Oscar Schmidt Delta King OE30 with no case. This guitar was discontinued, so there is no purpose-built case that I can easily find, and I'm not sure yet how much I want to invest in this instrument, so it was great to find an affordable case that will protect it from additional dings and dents during casual use. The guitar fits with some extra length in the neck. I will take another reviewer's advice and put a wrapped towel in there to help protect the neck. I love the pockets. The little one for picks, tuner, and capo; medium one for cables; and large one for sheet music. Having everything in its place is really nice. The guitar is already a bit heavy, so having a lightweight case is nice. Obviously, a gig bag isn't for intense touring or entrusting to the baggage compartment of a bus or plane, but it's just what I needed.

Use it for my semi-hollow bass

This is one fantastic gig bag. One of the best i have seen and used - for the price and quality - can't be beat. Purchased this new from GC for my Ibanez AGS73 (it's an odd size semi hollow - a little narrower bout but a little longer). This is a quality gig bag - sturdy, plenty of pockets. fits my perfect and snug. Has a nice soft interior. My guitar is 42 inches long x 15.5 inches wide bout x 3.5 inches thick. / Would be nice to have a neck pad - but a rolled up towel does the job. For the price can't be beat. This is not cheap and flimsy. Comes in a large box - unfolded - so you know its good

Good case for the price, plenty of padding and pockets.

This fits my Firefly 338 nicely (should fit any 335 copy), with a little breathing room. Very well padded and seems very durable. I usually use hard cases, but this is a kind of kick-around guitar that I like to be able to throw on my back and take anywhere and still have both hands free. There are protectors on the inside for the headstock and bridge/pickup areas to prevent pulls in the fabric. The pockets are very useful, including some small zippered compartments. The larger pocket fits a 1" 3-ring binder I carry for sheet music nicely. the weak point of many of these gig bags is the zippers, these seem quite good; they seem to be nylon and look and feel durable, with nice long tags for grips. We'll see how they age.