How much should I pay for a guitar case?
How much should I pay for a guitar case?
The rule of thumb is to spend 6% – 15% of the new guitar price on a guitar case….How Much Should You Spend on a Guitar Case?
| Total Guitar Cost | Low End Case Cost | High End Case Cost |
|---|---|---|
| < $500 | $30 | $75 |
| $500 – $1000 | $60 | $150 |
| $1000 – $2000 | $120 | $300 |
| > $2000 | $200 | $500 |
Do I need a gig bag for my guitar?
If you know you are going to need the extra protection for your guitar or bass, don’t skimp and go with a gig bag. Gig bags are useful, but they don’t provide nearly as much protection as a hard case. Frankly, any expensive guitar is worthy of a hard case, even if kept at home.
Are old guitar cases worth anything?
The first case is a 1930’s hardshell, worth $250 to $300. IMHO, softshell cases are mainly valuable to the serious collector, and only when coupled with the guitar they originally came with. Arnoldgtr wrote: The first case is a 1930’s hardshell, worth $250 to $300.
How do I find a good guitar case?
Look for features like sturdy latches and hinges, storage compartments, soft padded interior, sturdy comfortable handles and straps, and built-in wheels.
Where are Gator guitar cases made?
Columbia City, Indiana
In 2014, Gator moved into a new state of the art manufacturing and distribution facility in Columbia City, Indiana. With over 180,000 square feet of dedicated space, Gator is poised to continue expanding manufacturing and offer best in class distribution.
What is a chipboard guitar case?
For Discerning Musicians and Students Soft shell cases, sometimes referred to as fiberboard or chipboard cases are firm but not as firm as wood or molded plastic cases. Easy to carry, they can provide good protection for your guitar when being carried in and out of your home or car.
What makes a guitar rare?
Due to their endangered status and scarcity, certain prized tonewoods such as Brazilian rosewood are no longer used to build guitars. The same is true for tortoiseshell, ivory, and ebony inlays and embellishments. Their presence signifies a quality instrument and will usually positively impact the guitar’s value.
