Crossrock Electric Guitar Case (CRF1000JMBK)
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Here it is a case of a *JAZZMASTER*. CRF1000JMRD signifies that "JM" is a member of the Joint Minimum Request Database. Unlike jazzmasters, jazzmasters have a different shape and width to their bodies. At least the body will be too big for a Tele, and at worst the shape will not be suitable for the You just have to get yourself a Telecaster case. The cases for Stat/Tele work with most rectangular shapes. Although the guitar needs to be protected from sliding up and down, we should position the storage compartment such that it cannot slide up and down when being used.
Jazzmaster guitars are designed to fit into this case. Similarly shaped guitar picks are also available in our Amazon store at www.wehavethings.com for Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars. The Amazon website. Go to http//crossrock.com/
I've included the interior dimensions of the Jazzmaster Case from the images I've seen inside the case. Note that it appears to fit well with the interior dimensions given below. Three inches (3in) A body length of 48cm (18.56") is typical for a person of this height. The upper bout measures 9 inches wide. It measures 26 cm (10 inches). The second inch). A waist size of 28 cm (11 inches) Upper bout
Bottom bout The circumference is 13.5 cm (5.1 inch). A 5in. font) Please scroll all the way down for further details Two and a half cm (2.5) ( 15 cm )
We hope to make this available by the end of April 2020. We appreciate your patience.
Selected User Reviews For Crossrock Electric Guitar Case (CRF1000JMBK)
Organizing my guitars is a simple task. I use a cabinet that has been converted into a TV cabinet. A standard Jazzmaster case will not fit on the shelf because of its shape. Therefore, I needed something with more neck support It fit the case perfectly. One of the only ones I could find was this Crossrock fiberglass electric guitar case. I think this case is very strong. As you can see from the pictures, the Jazzmaster guitar fits perfectly into the case and is well supported - even the top is padded and supports the guitar well. It is decorated with a gold knob and has a trem bar and other items inside. In addition to two padded shoulder straps, there is a zippered pouch in which to keep Due to the fact that I won't use the straps, having the pouch will make it easier for me to track All the sides of the case are equipped with rubber floor supports and six latches. A comfortable case handle is described in the ads. My previous cases were awkward and uncomfortable. This case is much more comfortable than my other cases. The cons of the case are almost nonexistent. My plan was to not use the straps, as I mentioned earlier. As a result, there are On the back or bottom of the case, you will find a ring for supporting the straps. There seems to be a lot of strength behind them. On the other hand, when you place the case on the floor, the rings are large enough to knock the rubber supports off the floor before they come into contact with it. I put some electricians tape over the rings so that they don't slip off, because without the straps, it's awkward. You can see from the pictures that I solved that by using straps. Another con of the interior is that it smells bad. There is no doubt that this needs to be addressed. As a whole, the case is excellent and I recommend it to everyone.
Four cases have been assigned to me by Cross Rock. was introduced to them at the NAMM show, and I believe their cases to be.
Despite the fact that my Gibson firebird is one inch too long for this case, I love it because it fits my Epiphone firebird perfectly.
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