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Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Topic started by: foleyone on February 18, 2021, 10:41:04 AM
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Just wondering if anyone know what size case I should get for a grand auditorium? The gig bag that came with it is nice, but I’m looking to get a hard case for the added protection. I love in Canada, so I can’t buy the official case from the Taylor website.
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Taylor's GA model has the same size lower bout as a dreadnaught (the dread just has a fatter waist than the GA). So any case that will fit a dread will also fit a GA. Since the GA has a pinched waist, you'll have a little extra room in the case which you can fill with towels or accessories.
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As Dennis correctly said, a GA will fit any normal dreadnought case - mine always did. My favorite hard case these days is the Hiscox Pro II, and that works on my GA's as well. https://www.elderly.com/collections/all/products/hiscox-liteflite-pro-ii-dreadnought-small-f-guitar-case
The heavier Artist series is flight-worthy and used by many touring pro's. Given an option I would choose the ivory color, both to make it stand out better among dark cases and to reflect heat better in the sun.
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Lots of retailers sell the Taylor GA case. Just Google it... or call Sweetwater, Sam Ash, etc.
Here is one on Sweetwater:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GACase--taylor-deluxe-hardshell-grand-auditorium-case
I would get the proper Taylor case if you can. Someone in Canada probably sells it too.
Best on this
Paul
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Thanks for the replies everyone. I went ahead and picked up an affordable dreadnought sized case after testing it for fit. It’s almost a perfect fit. Once the border opens up I may look into getting the official Taylor case if needed.
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Just wondering if anyone know what size case I should get for a grand auditorium? The gig bag that came with it is nice, but I’m looking to get a hard case for the added protection. I love in Canada, so I can’t buy the official case from the Taylor website.
Can't a Canadian dealer order a case for you? Long & McQuade is pretty much everywhere up there, aren't they?
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You could go to "Reverb" and probably find one. They seem to always have one. Then have it shipped to Canada.