Thomann Guitar Case Semihollow-Style

It is an expensive past-time trying to find a good guitar case for a wider bodied guitar of significant value, which is why I decided to give the thomann case a shot. They offer a 14 day no-questions-asked satisfaction guarantee, which they have upheld for colleagues and I believe their service second to none.

This case arrived and i was surprised at how sturdy and weighty it was. I was expecting a plasticy case which may serve my purpose, but no, faux leather, full wooden construction, synthetic fur inside, sturdy handle, plenty of clasps and locks, strong hinges.

If you need a case for a wider electric, or a semi acoustic thinline you would spend many times this to better this case.

As per usual thomann delivery times were outstanding!

Pros:
Finish
Sturdy construction
Good handle
Good clasps
Locking clasp
Good sturdy hinges
Nice protective inside with removable pillow-type affair at the body end to accomodate larger guitars.

Cons:
A little weighty (which is really a good thing. It is made very very well.)
I personally would like more removable pillow cushion type pieces to help pack the guitar. It is of no consequence, as I made some for my case with little hassle.

I use this case to demo my hand-built guitars and as such need something very sturdy. I cannot possibly have the time and money I invested in these instruments go to waste on a soft case. And yes, the case has fallen with one of my heavy jazz guitars in it and there was no damage sustained.

I bought this case to use with a recently bought Epiphone Riviera with Bigsby tremolo tail piece. I did take a lot of time looking for a suitable case because the Bigsby stands proud of the guitar body and where it goes over the bottom end of the guitar it adds a few mm to the length of the guitar, Therefore I had to carefuly check the dimension of all te cases that claim to be suitable to Hollowbody guitars to ensure I didnt buy one too narrow or too short for my particular guitar. It may sound daft but originally I was measuring the depth of the guitar with the angled temolo arm up in the usable position ..and this made the depth very deep. The only cases I could find that would hold the guitar while in this state were for large Jumbo acoustics and it was obvious that the guitar would end up rattling about. Then as a bolt from the blue, I realised that if I rotated the arm downwards it actually sits flush with the tailpiece and so the choice of cases became much wider. This case has a padded plush interior and when you put the guitart away its like you are resting it in a lovely feather bed as a thank you for soundling so gorgeous. There is an interal storage compartment that sits under the neck to not only offer support to the nexk but gives you a place for lead, spare strings etc. The external latches are very secure and there are lots of them so you neednt be afraid of the case acidentally openning and your baby falling out. As usual Thomann delivery was speedy and trackable so I knew not to go out at the time slot provided.. and they were o time too. Another first class product from Thomann .. now my goto retailer for music gear.

I recently purchased a guitar case and overall, I am quite satisfied with its quality. The case feels strong and durable, with good craftsmanship and attention to detail evident in its design. I'm confident that it will protect my guitar well during transportation.

However, I must admit that the case is a bit heavy, which can make it somewhat cumbersome to carry around. This might be an issue for some musicians who need to transport their instruments frequently, as it could lead to fatigue or discomfort over time.

Nonetheless, if you prioritise durability and sturdiness over weight, this guitar case is definitely worth considering. It strikes a good balance between protection and ease of use, and the heaviness is a small price to pay for the peace of mind that comes with knowing your instrument is well-protected.

This case is well built and sturdy, and the latches on it feel substantial and secure. The faux leather covering is generally of a good quality, although I have noticed a few scuffs appearing with use. In general though, this is a great case for occasional use. I wouldn't be thinking about going on a world tour with it, but for the money it would serve well for occasional gigs.
I bought this to use for an Aria TA-50 335-style guitar. I found that the case was a bit too long for the guitar, but I was able to solve this using a piece of foam tubing under the bottom strap button. Without doing this, the guitar would have rattled around a bit in the case. However, this would lead me to believe that this case should be big enough for almost any semi hollow guitar, and so is a safe bet if you're not sure of the exact dimensions of your instrument. It's fairly easy to fashion a solution to make a smaller guitar fit more snugly.
In summary, I would recommend this case as a great budget option for occasional gigging.

I got this after I got the HB35+ as I wanted to make sure the guitar would fit snuggly, especially since I needed to travel long distance with it (with a layover, which meant possibility of rough handling). This is the case Thomann also suggests for the particular guitar.
The guitar arrived safe and sound and the case was not damaged in any way (I covered the case with bubble wrap and plastic wrap at the airport).
Considering the price, the case is very sturdy, although it doesnt have any TSA locks. I am very happy with the purchase and the guitar lays happily in it, considering the very hot climate I am currently in. I hope it lasts me a very long time.