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Resources: Epiphone Epiphone Les Paul Model |
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Overall Rating: 5.0 (of 5) |
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Reviewed on 4/25/09 by
David Hendrix
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This case is great, as it is drawn up for the Les Paul model and holds that perfectly. No space to move around means no jumbling around while carrying the guitar places, and is extremely good for plane rides, as there is no extra space needed for the case. Everything is compact and has its spot, and nothing is out of place.
Great case and great price. |
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Price: $79.00 (new)
Where Obtained: GuitarCenter.com
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Features:
This case holds a full-size Les Paul or Les Paul Model, and cradles it to it's exact specifications. The top has a raised area for the carved top of the guitar, and also has indentations for the bridge to fit smoothly. There is no room in here anything to slide around, except under the superb compartment under the neck rest which does not take up any more space than needed. It is a hardshell case and has four latches. One in the back, three in the front with a lock in the center one. |
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Durability:
The case is very durable, well, isn't it supposed to be? Well, the case can take a lot of dings and dents before anything severe happens. This manufacturer isn't really known for making cases, but this one is extremely good.
Here is an analogy for how good it is. I could put my Les Paul (which I wouldn't) in this case, lock it, and throw it off a first floor staircase. Now, if the case landed smoothly on it's back, and I opened the case, I would probably only find my guitar a tiny bit out of tune. Now this is not proved in any way, so don't go throwing you guitar off staircases, no matter what case you have. |
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