on February 12, 2021

I wanted a case with a little flare for my HB SC450 P90 GT, but didn't want to spend a lot of money - low budget guitar, low budget case. The tweed pattern on the case & handle look great and the plush interior is decently padded with two neck supports and an accessory compartment. I will not be traveling with the guitar very often and will not be taking it on an airplane - other reasons for not needing an expensive case. The latches (4), handle & hinges seem decent and I do not fear that anythi ...

I wanted a case with a little flare for my HB SC450 P90 GT, but didn't want to spend a lot of money - low budget guitar, low budget case. The tweed pattern on the case & handle look great and the plush interior is decently padded with two neck supports and an accessory compartment. I will not be traveling with the guitar very often and will not be taking it on an airplane - other reasons for not needing an expensive case. The latches (4), handle & hinges seem decent and I do not fear that anything will break when I carry the case with the guitar inside. Out of curiosity, I checked to see if my Gibson Les Paul Standard and Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro guitars would fit and they did. Bottomline: Nice case for the price range - low budget, good quality.

on June 14, 2022

Great product for the right price

on November 27, 2021

Glarry's GLP Economical Electric Guitar Hard-Shell Case is a good choice for protecting and carrying a Les Paul, especially a copy. It has a soft, plush interior and a snug fit. Where the "economical" part comes in is the light wood construction. It doesn't match a higher-end case for solid protection, but it doesn't cost $200, $300, or more like those cases do. I have a 1967-68 Gibson Les Paul Custom with the original [now tattered] hard case and one could practically drive a car over it withou ...

Glarry's GLP Economical Electric Guitar Hard-Shell Case is a good choice for protecting and carrying a Les Paul, especially a copy. It has a soft, plush interior and a snug fit. Where the "economical" part comes in is the light wood construction. It doesn't match a higher-end case for solid protection, but it doesn't cost $200, $300, or more like those cases do. I have a 1967-68 Gibson Les Paul Custom with the original [now tattered] hard case and one could practically drive a car over it without damaging the guitar. That's appropriate for a guitar worth more than $10,000. I also have two recent, non-Gibson Les Pauls, both costing about $250 each. This case is perfect for either. I'll be buying another one for the third Les Paul soon. I'm far from a beginner, but this case is a greater starter case, too. Kudos, Glarry!

on July 18, 2021

Very nice case for my PRS 245 good price fast shipping would buy again.

on June 22, 2021

Its a nice case fits my LP perfect its not a high end case but it's it made very well. The only issue it had was a smell on the inside didn't know what it was I contacted Glarry and they email me back saying to let it air out for a couple of days didn't work but other than that good case.