Thomann Guitar Case Single Cut Tweed

I have to say the case looked great in the pictures and when it arrived it exceeded all my expectations.

The packaging totally protected the case so it arrived in pristine condition, when I opened the package and took out the case the feel and look just screamed QUALITY.

The catches are a strong and sturdy build so you know there isn't a chance they could become unfastened unless you want them to.

The internal finish holds and supports all the key areas the perfect place to store your pride and joy, the handle is well placed and in a position that offers a balanced feel when you carry it.

The Tweed covering just adds that touch of class so its clear you have something of importance inside.

If you are looking for a case and want Value for Money - Quality and excellent build and service.. don't hesitate ....purchase this case you wont be disappointed.

Finally the ease in buying this case and the VERY quick delivery is an added bonus...

I found the above case to be 100% in every way shape and form ..

Look 100 times better than a cold black plastic hard case ,

Is as every bit as strong as any hard case ive ever used on any of my many guitars over the years .

The way I look at it is " If you by a new bed , you would surely buy nice bed sheets to cover and complement you new bed ? "

The same goes for this case . If you have a nice guitar and are proud of your guitar . why not be a little bit flash and buy the finishing touch and put your baby " Guitar " into a very nice luxury bed every night :-).

I said it before and I will say it again ,, Far to many people are hung up on buying Branded items . Its a hard case ... regardless who its made by ,, its a case to protect your guitar .


two things to remember .....

The important thing is inside the case " your much loved guitar " , The second factor , as I said above , This case is as good as any case ive ever used over the years and Ive had/have many guitars " Its a sickness collection guitars :-) " that's what I tell my wife :-) .

The simple fact is .. ANY guitar case regardless of who or where it was made and what its made of will only stand up to a certain amount of punishment.

If your the type of person who likes/loves there guitars well Im guessing you will also take pride in your guitar and wont kick the guitar from one end of the room to the other " Meaning you will take care/note where your guitar is at all times and try your best to prolong the life of your guitar by placing the guitar in a safe environment "

My point is , This case will stand up to any other branded case " But keep in mind " NO case will stand up to a 200 watt amp falling on it ,,,

Every case has its limits , even the best on the market , . if you neglect your guitar the chances are it will be damaged even if its in a branded hard case that cost 100s of euros .

The above is with in most people range " price wise " . Its as good as any other case , as in provides excellent protection " and it look a hell of a lot nice than plan black plastic ,

I hop the above is of some help to you :-)

I bought two of these. One was perfect. The second case has an issue with the lip of the lid not being sewn down snug. There is an air gap in 4 curved areas near the waist where the stitching did not pull the lip against the case. I did not want to pay return shipping so I kept it.

But all in all very nice. I have a TKL tweed case and the tweed used in this case is much nicer. It appears to be authentic tweed whereas the TKL looks to be vinyl fabric. It has nice weight and closes well.

I wish these were available for ES-175 and Gibson Chet Atkins. I would buy them. Tweed is cool

I have to admit at being a little wary as to what kind of quality this product would deliver. I bought a Thomann branded hard case before and it was pretty poor... in fact, I even wrote a review saying so!

However, this Tweed finish LP Style Hard Case came as a very pleasant surprise. It is perfectly matched to the dimensions of an Epiphone Les Paul Standard and the guitar fits perfectly snug.

The hardware appears to be more sturdy than what was fitted to the original Thomann hard case I purchased and returned.

Maybe it wouldn't stick the rigours of international touring, but for keeping your guitar free from bumps & dings when heading back and forth to rehearsals or local gigs, it'll handle that task with no problem and in considerable style :-)