Gearlux Electric Guitar Hard Case for Fender Stratocaster/Telecaster and Standard-Size Guitars with Exterior Lock and Key, Interior Accessory Compartment, and Plush Interior Padding - Black

Seems like a good, well-made case that fits a variety of guitars. I am using it for a Schecter C-8 8-string guitar. The neck is a little wider than a 6-string but it still fits pretty well and doesn't move around much. It is very similar to a case that came with my 1957 Vintage II Stratocaster.

So far love this case. Just got it in today and it feels sturdy. I know it’s not like some of the other cases but the price was amazing and I’m blown away at just how good the tweed is and how it looks. It fits my Jazzmaster no problem HOWEVER I built my Jazzmaster myself so size might vary. Check the photos, I’m super stoked on this product. Will update if anything changes.

Great case overall. Solid construction. Fits my strat nicely with plenty of storage. Im removing a star because the lock looks like it's purely cosmetic even though it comes with a key. It does nothing. Otherwise it keeps my guitar nice and safe.

Good Quality and price was nice .

It's a decent case. I had to take out part of the center storage brace for my Jazzmaster neck to lay flat enough in the case, so there's a design flaw, in my opinion. However, the price justifies there being wiggle room for improvements. Overall, it's a well built as most of the other cases I own that cost $30-$50 more.

Beautiful guitar case. Too bad it was allowed to clunk around in an oversize box with no packing paper to hamper movement, which resulted in some minor blemishes on my beautiful guitar case.

The Jazzmaster/Jaguar GearLux hard case is ideal for the inexpensive IYV IJGAP-200 (Acoustisonic Jazzmaster-shaped) guitar. The fit is perfect, and unlike other Jazzmaster-shaped cases, the price is less than the cost of the IYV. The lid alignment is good, the latches and handle hardware is solid and the lining & padding under the lid keep the guitar secure & protected. The only minus I have is, because my guitar’s body is so light, the case’s front (headstock side) wants to dip lower than the rest of the case when carrying it. If I had a solidbody guitar in it, I expect the case balance would be perfect.

Let me start of by saying the seller Austin Bazaar did a great job filling the order and got it early as well. My issue is with the build quality of this case. I was shocked to see a hard shell case for $80 where as my gig bags cost more than it. But the build quality is horrendous. It's not Tweed but a Tweed style tolex which has a ton of air bubbles from the glue. The faux leather ends are ALL lifting and coming off since arrival. I had to reglue almost everything. The interior seems fine but reeked of some kind of epoxy. I left the case open on my loft to air out on day one. After putting an 8lb Strat in the case I noticed the neck support was already coming undone and the handle was coming off the case already. I had to drill out the rivets and put screws and washers in it to have a sturdy handle. All in all this has been my 5th hardshell case and by far the worse one. Will not buy this brand again. My 30 year old Fender case is the best, Gator a close 2nd, Road Runner Cases as a "decent" cheap case but this guy will most likely end up in the trash in 6 months seeing the probs I found already on day one and it hasn't even been to a gig yet. I will purchase from Austin Bazaar again but will stay away from this case even at it's low price.

Great product only wish I could fit my 3 les pauls in there cases great price.

The Case would work for most Situations, where You're personally moving your Guitar around in the Case . I don't know if I would have full faith in it protecting my Guitar, if Baggage Handlers were involved .

Looks like a nice and sturdy case, but to small for my guitar. I do not recommend buying if you have a guitar with a reverse headstock and 24 fret scale.