GHOSTFIRE Hard-Shell Electric Guitars Case Super thick ABS Molded Case fit ST/TL (Electric Guitar)

I bought this as it was the cheapest SG specific case I could find. It also looked nice in the product photos. Well, it didn't disappoint. Really nice case for the money. My only problems are the shipping took forever, and it seems that I bought the last one. I was going to buy another as I have SG guitars to put into cases. I bought one to test, but now there are no more left. Hope more come back in stock one day.

It’s a great case. Fits my G&L L-2000 perfectly with spots for my tuner pedal and cables.My only issue is mine was missing the key on delivery. Searched high and low for it but found nothing.So all in all good case but yeah….

The media could not be loaded. What I like about GHOSTFIRE Rectangular Hard Shell GUITAR CASES and why I keep buying them. I've been planning to write a review for a couple of months, but i spent most of the time filming and editing some video to show how nice they really are. But when it came time to do the review, I realized the best thing to do is just itemize the feature I like, so here goes:Here's the general features I like:A. rugged, stylized plastic exterior with slightly rounded corners; classic blackB. tough, aluminum-alloy fixtures and perimeter-trim with triple latches and double locks;C. and of course, that interior! YO! That interior! ...is hyper-plush, medium gray, furry lining on inch/plus, foam cushion. Yes, soft, fluffy fur.● That medium gray interior hilights guitars of every color.● The carrying handle is sturdy, balanced, and comfortable.● The necks have full-length support with no lip at either end to minimize the protection.● The tail end of the guitar is cradled in a curved contour at one end of the case.● The lid closes over the guitars with cushioned firmness to prevent excessive jostling around.● Two cubbys, one on each side of the neck, are EACH big enough for the following:- a folding guitar stand.- one or more effect boxes.- cable|picks|strings|tools|parts|notes|strap|etc...- all is held in place by the closed case lid.- I put the little stuff in those small Amazon boxes and put those in the case.● The headstock space is all the way across for various needs. I loosely wrap my headstock with my strap, and keep my overflow in that excess room.● GHOSTFIRE is the coolest brandname I know of. For me, that is another feature.SPECIAL NOTE: The videos I submitted here, show the cases with interior magnetic induction lighting. The cases do NOT come that way. I did that on my own. I'm sure the Seller would have to raise the price to make the cases with that feature.

My ultra-Stratocaster fits perfectly in it. petty of room for extras. Well-made and can take a beating. You can't beat the price.

I've wanted a case for some time now for a cheap SG I bought a couple of years ago, but I did not want to spend even $129 to protect my $199 (+upgrades) guitar, and certainly not $200+. Even $89 is too much, but if you look around at used gear sites, you either have to drive to another state, or pay enough in shipping that even a reasonably priced used case would wind up being more than you'd spend on something like this, so I figured I'd give it a try. I could have gone the "gig bag" route and gotten one of those for like $39-$49, but this caught my eye and I wanted to see what the quality was like (I also tend to buy cases more with the idea of cross-country travel in mind for when I move, than ease of squeezing it into a vehicle or carrying it on a bus for a gig).I went with the wooden case for the SG, which as of the writing of this review, no longer appears to be available, and all the other cases are significantly more than what I paid for the SG case - I don't know if they were just more expensive to begin with, or the prices have gone up. At that price though, I wouldn't have bought it. However, the quality seems decent. I've bought other cases from more well-known brands for about this price that were not as good. Both the exterior and the interior look nice, and there just aren't a lot of (or any) defects that I can identify, which is not often the case at this price. On the other hand, the fit is not great, particularly around the body, top-to-bottom. It's not perfect side-to-side either, but it definitely slides around "up and down". I thought maybe it was the fact that this guitar is just about the cheapest of the cheap Epiphones, but I threw my Tribute in there to check and no, it's the case. The other thing I don't like is the size of the logo plate. There may be some people who desperately want to advertise, "I've got a Ghostfire!", but I could do with a smaller logo plate. Fortunately it's screwed in, so you can easily either take it off entirely, or flip it to the blank side (or of course, cover it with a sticker).

Product is nice! I’m very satisfied. Bought fora gift I got for my granddaughters birthday and needed to fit for a guitar that I had already purchased. It fit like a glove! received in time. Very happy!

It's roomy, but not too roomy. Fix my Kramer nicely. It's also light yet extra protective. I got a great deal on it too. If I need another case I'd definitely buy again.

I purchased this case to store my strat copy. The fit is good with about 1" wiggle room at the bottom of the body. It also fits my Matthew Bellamy Signature guitar and my Cort KX300 - both with that same 1" wiggle. This is a nice case, well built and visually a real looker. HOWEVER, my strat has a tremolo bar... the accessory storage space is WAY too small and the bar is too long for the pocket. Not even close. This is a serious error in the case design. If all you want to store in the case are some picks, spare strings and a capo, you will be fine. Otherwise, you will be disappointed. If they made the accessory storage larger, I would rate this case a 5 without hesitation. Quality wise this seems to be an excellent case.