Ktaxon Electric Guitar Hard Case, Rectangle Wooden Standard 39-Inch Electric Guitars Hard-Shell Protective Carrying Case for KST/KTL/170 Model with Lock Latch Padding (Yellow)

I bought this hard case for my Fender Acoustasonic Telecaster and it fits perfectly. There is storage for capos, slides, tuners, cords, etc. I’m very pleased with the quality of the case and the reasonable price. Impressive looking and the case locks too. Recommended for Telecaster, Jazzmaster, Strat or Mustang.

Very nice. Great looking and feel inside and out. Snug protective fit. Tight closure, well crafted latches.

This is a decent case for the money. Fits my Keith Holland Custom well and the guitar remains firmly secure without movement when the case is closed and latched. It’s not a touring case by any means, but a decent case to store your guitar or pack it to a local gig or friends house. It’s by far better than a gig bag.

Arrived quickly and exactly as pictured. Looks fantastic in person and I highly recommend this. It is gorgeous!!

Not a bad price for an awesome case.

My MIM Strat has traveled and been stored only in a padded gig bag for many years, so I felt it was time to upgrade to a proper case. I don't gig anymore, but I still wanted to protect it from accidental damage within my place, so this case seemed to fit the need. At the time of this review, the price was $79.99 - for that amount, I was not expecting a high quality case, but this one seems sturdy enough for light travel or just home storage. I've never had a tweed case, and both the tweed and red interior look great with the Strat. The fit is a bit tight - the padded material that surrounds the guitar has some give, but the strap buttons really press into it. I like that it holds the guitar snug, but I'm a little concerned that the buttons may eventually wear holes in the pads. Also, there is no indentation for the neck to rest in. It just sits on top of the padded material, held in place with a hook and loop strap. I know that will eventually wear out... another concern. The final issue was the smell. When I pulled the plastic shipping materials off, a horrible chemical smell filled the room. It actually gave me a slight headache. I wish I had a spare space to leave the case open to off-gas, but I live in a pretty small apartment, so space is at a premium. When I opened the case a few days later, the smell had lessened a bit. On the plus side, the compartment for accessories is a decent size, and the headstock of the Strat has more than enough room. As far as other guitars go, I tested the fit with my Squire Jaguar, and it didn't work. As long as you're sticking with Strat-style guitars (probably Telecasters, too), you should be fine. I don't regret the purchase, and I'll definitely keep it, but I think I'll try a different brand the next time I need a case.

Well made, and will protect your axe.

Stylish, sturdy, secure and swanky I just wish the inner compartment was big enough to hold a pack of strings, it's just too small. Meanwhile on the opposite side from the too small storage compartment is a much larger space without a lid which would seem to be a much better choice for the storage compartment, or at least a couple straps to secure needed gubbins such as a cable, extra strings, a pedal or two, or maybe a techs toolkit. All these this do in fact it nicely in the space opposite the tiny compartment, but rattle around loose without some form of containment. I'm going to install some straps, I'm just not sure how yet.