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Keep that guitar safe in this Gator molded case specifically fit for 335 hollowbody shaped instruments.

Features:

Fits 335 type guitars

Deluxe ABS exterior

Heavy-duty aluminum valance

Through-bolted handle for extra strength

EPS foam protective interior

Deep plush lining

Accessory pocket

Lockable latches

Gator GC335 Deluxe Molded Case for 335-Style Guitars Features…

Dimensions

Body lower bout width: 16-1/2 in.

Body middle bout width: 11 in.

Body upper bout width: 13 in.

Body total length: 22-1/2 in.

Head-stock width: 5-1/2 in.

Head-stock length: 9 in.

Total Length: 42-1/2 in.

Bottom body height: 4-1/2 in.

Top body height: 4-1/2 in.

Head-stock start height: 4-3/4 in.

Head-stock end height: 3-1/2 in

Exterior: 46 x 19 x 7 in.

Accessory space: 7 x 4-1/2 x 3-1/2 in.

Weight: 9.2 lbs

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Each Epiphone case is designed to fit a specific Epiphone model while providing top-quality protection for your investment. This case fits Epiphone Flying V-shaped guitars.

Epiphone Hardshell Case for Flying-V Guitar Features…

Rugged wood structure

Tough Tolex covering

Padded, plush lining

Heavy-duty handle

Heavy hinges and drawbar latches

Accessory compartment

Contoured design

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Sorta good, sorta bad…

I bought this along with a Gibson 3-pickup Flying V. First of all, what I received was NOT the case pictured. I'm pretty sure Epiphone has discontinued the broom-shaped cases, because the case I got was rectangular. At first sight, it seemed to be pretty good quality, and the cargo area inside the case was cavernous.

I still recommend buying THIS case over the more expensive Gibson case, but get ready to hack away part of the case.

Potential,, Lots of Potential

So far this suits my playing styles… it would be better if the stupid thing didn't microphoniclly(*sp) FEEDBACK. No worries im putting a ToneZone7 into the bridge and a BLAZE into the neck, as for the stock pickups,, I have always needed new coasters. i know epiphones ALL have one common problem and thats their pickup switching, so i had it replaced before i left the store. Its got a load of tones waiting to be pulled from its pointy body. im just waiting till my DiMarzio's nest home. then we will see the SQUEELLLing im gonna do…. he he he he ;0)

Dunno the Manufacture date, but i purchased it from a Long and McQuade in April 2003

22 Frets

2 Vol / Combo Tone, HUM/HUM (stock)

Korina Body

I purchased this guitar for the same reason any "Car Guy" would purchase a rusted'67 Vette. TO MODIFY ITS SEXYNESSS

The setup was low and great, mostly because i love playing (trying to play) Dream Theatre, and Johnny does a lot of moving, and I need that quicker edge. I dont think there is a good way to position those pickups, except for thr fore-mentioned coasters. they have this UGLY FEEDBACK… a Squeel, but a bad one… like the one Babe makes when he see's Wilur's Baccon Truck. I do LOVE the modern balck finish contrasted by the gold hardware.. verry SEXY. and i love the tuner's,, except that the high G/B/E strings are wound backwards on the headstock. im just too lazy to fix it until i buy new strings.

Well if they wired their own server and telephone lines,, they are srewwed. lol… But like i said before, this guitar was only baught for the body.. I changed the switching already and im going to change the pickups. So what business does Epiphone have when the only Epiphone on it, is the body.

Dennis (05/12/2003)

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This box gives you the ultimate control over your instruments and your gear. You can alternate between channels A and B or select both. Send one guitar to 2 amps or use it the other way around to select between 2 guitars into one amp. Thanks to our patented, state-of-the-art optical switching, there’s no added noise, pops, or crackles. Indestructible foot switches let you make your choice with little effort and LEDs indicate channel status. Run it on one standard 9V alkaline battery.

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Impedance in and out: 1Meg Ohm

Operating Level: -40dBu to 0dBu

Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz ±1dB

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Excellent. There is no signal loss and the optical switching is totally silent. Something to watch out for though: if you are running two effect chains into 1 or 2 amps like I do, beware of hiss and hum from your off chain. This completely bypasses your signal before it, but you still need to block those hissy pedals behind it, so you'll need a couple of Noise Gates also…

Incredibly easy to use. You have 1 in/out 1/4" and A and B. I connect my guitar in, the outs go to two different efect chains and back into 1 or 2 amps (depending on the day…). There was a little instruction sheet included. One bonus I found on this pedal, while you have BOTH amps switched on, you can change which amp you want on when you click the BOTH off by clicking the AB switch. Example: I have A on, going into the chorus, I switch BOTH, when I come out of the chorus I want B on, so somewhere during the chorus, I switch the AB switch and when I click off the BOTH switch, I'm playing into amp B. This makes life so much easier, since I'm usually singing or clicking my wah on/off at those times also.

Very well built. I wouldn't hesitate to gig with it. I did buy a second.

This is an excellent pedal. I use on on a guitar set up with various stompboxes, and one on a keyboard rig to share effects. This switch is awesome. Much better than the Morley and Dod variations I had before.

Jim (11/25/2001)

I can be very picky about anything that may alter my tone. This box does exactly what is is intended to do without any audible difference in my tone. It seems to have zero self noise. I use it to split my signal leaving my pedal board. One side goes to a Mesa F-50, the other side to a Fender Princeton 2×10 Stereo Chorus.It doesn;t matter if I'm sending a clean signal or a heavily distorted signal through the chain – there's no alteration of my tone.

Extremely easy to use, install a 9v battery (only to illuminate your selection) and she's ready to go.

No manual needed. Switching is silent and firm.

after several gigs and rehearsals, it seems to be built like a tank. I don;t think I'll need to purchase a back up.

I play R&B, reggae, rock. I absolutely would replace it if lost or stolen. I didn't see the sense in the Lehle or Boss units – they give you the ability to add a few db of gain to either amp. Seems like an expensive way (especially the Lehle) to alter (good or bad) you hard earned tone.

Anonymous (07/21/2004)

Pedal board and carrying case combo! The pedal board is constructed of plywood covered in Tolex and comes with a carry handle which slides into a 600-Denier nylon padded carrying case. Access holes for cables to run below th board to utilize 4 supplied mounting screws for most multi output power supplies.

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Pedal board dimensions: 16.5 x 12 in.

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Finally a solution for the frequent flying guitarist!

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ProStageGear PSGFC Electric Guitar Flight Case with Gig Bag Features…

Unique Flight Case/Gig Bag combination

Recessed heavy duty handles and lockable latches

High quality low profile wheels

Adjustable interior foam blocks for neck protection

Gunmetal grey exterior averages 10 degrees cooler than common black.

Interior Dimensions: 43 in. x 16 in. x 6 in.

Exterior Dimensions: 46 in. x 18.5 in x 8.4 in.

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The Gator GC-ELEC-XL Deluxe Case is designed as an extra long fit-all electric guitar case. The Deluxe ABS exterior and heavy-duty aluminum valance provide excellent durability.

Gator GCELECXL Deluxe ABS Extra Long Fit-All Electric Guitar Case Features…

Body Lower Bout Width: 12.75 in.

Body Middle Bout Width: 12.75 in.

Body Upper Bout Width: 12.75 in.

Body Total Length: 18.25 in.

Head-Stock Width: 12.75 in.

Head-Stock Length: 9. in.

Total Length: 41.75 in.

Bottom Body Height: 2.5 in.

Top Body Height: 2.5 in.

Head-Stock Start Height: 2.75 in.

Head-Stock End Height: 2.75 in.

Exterior: 45 in. x 16.25 in. x 5.5 in.

Accessory Space: 10.5 in. x 4.5 in. x 2 in.

Weight: 12.1 lbs.

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