Flightform 332V Les Paul Style Case

I was just going to leave it at that,but it's not fair,really,to anyone who might be contemplating purchasing this thing.I'm not sure what it's made of,and you sure can't tell from the sellers description.Some kind of vinyl covered cardboard,I think.It's held together by sharp edged pop rivets that are covered inside by tape.Some of the tape had fallen off mine,and had I put my guitar in it,they'd have scratched the hell out of it.The interior is covered in some kind of semi-rough plastic,or something,and there is absolutely no padding whatsoever.If you actually carried your axe around in this thing,I think the interior alone would eventually scratch it.The sellers description says it's flexible and rigid at the same time.Well sort of,I guess.It's not rigid enough to protect your guitar if,say,someone sat on it,but it's flexible enough,anyway,that I'm dubious about the ability of the latches to stay closed. The one time I carried my guitar anywhere in it,I first wrapped it in a towel to keep the inside of the case from scratching it,then I stretched a bungee cord around the outside of the case to keep it from popping open.Listen,you'd be better off with a soft,padded gig bag than this thing.Or better yet,for about twice the price of this,you can get a decent hard case that you can actually carry your guitar around in.

hard guitar case used 4 the most valuable electric guitar in history. Played by the likes of Duane Allman and Jimmy Page, it has truly become the "standard" rock/blues/jazz instrument.

Not sure where to start - just steer clear of this case. Cheapest I found on Amazon? Yep. Worth it? Nope.Case is about as thick as a good-quality cardboard box, and only slightly less flimsy (thanks, probably, to the faux-vinyl covering). The inside is un-lined, un-padded, and un-formed; just a cavernous guitar-shaped box - the point being your les paul WILL NOT be held in place, and will jostle around in the box. Not sure about you, but this is precisely what I'm buying a case to prevent.For my money I'll return this and spend the thirty extra dollars on the Epiphone case. I know two people with them, and they are quality cases. Hope this helps.extra tidbits:-No lock, if that matters to you-Middle compartment (for picks, pens, paper etc) does not stay closed, as it is made out of the same semi-rigid cardboard as the rest of the case-Holding case by handle with guitar inside feels as though handle could break off at any time; would NOT trust myself to walk with this case.

It arrived Very well. The case is a good one and my instrument and fit it well!I already treavelled with it!I

Not only does this piece of ish not fit my guitar, BUT it is probably the worst made thing I have ever pulled out of a shipping box in my life. Its a kind of almost particle board material that has been covered by some kind of vinyl. It wont protect anything. There isnt ANY kind of padding inside to protect ANYTHING. DO NOT BUY THIS, dont even buy anything from this company.

This case has absolutely no padding, and will do NOTHING to protect your instrument. I'm surprised Amazon would even sell a product like this. Absolute Junk!

What seller does not tell is that this is a "chipboard" case which is a material cereal boxes are made only thicker in this case. That is why the price is lower. Do you want that for your Les Paul?

Yet another "chipboard" case meaning the lousiest possible. This could be OK only for the low-end Epiphone.