Rock-solid safety for your bass guitar!

The Gator G-Tour Bass Flight Case is made from 5mm marine-grade plywood and has an aluminum tongue and grooved corner extrusion with red Penn Elcom recessed MOL twist latches and spring-loaded rubber-gripped handles. The ATA bass case's plush interior cradles your instrument snugly.

Gator G-Tour ATA Bass Flight Case Features:

• 5mm plywood construction
• Fits bass
• Plush interior
• Spring-loaded, heavy-duty handles
• Heavy-duty chromeplated hardware
• Tongue And groove extrusion aluminum valance
• Limited lifetime warranty
• Exterior dimensions: 49-1/2"L x 17-1/4"W x 9"D
  
  Interior dimensions:
• Body lower bout width — 14"
• Body middle bout width — 11"
• Body upper bout width — 13"
• Body total length — 21"
• Headstock width — 7"
• Headstock length — 10"
• Total length — 46"
• Bottom body height — 2-1/2"
• Top body height — 2-1/2"
• Headstock start height — 2-1/2"
• Headstock end height — 2-1/2"
• Accessory space — 22-1/2" x 6-1/2" x 2"

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Gator G-Tour ATA Bass Flight Case

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Excellent case BUT....

Posted by Madsdad from Fordyce, Arkansas on Sep 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues and Metal

An Epiphone Thunderbird Pro will not fit! The new Thunderbird Pro is 49 inches from headstock to the end of the body. I really hated to have to send this case back. It was built as tough as a tank! If you want a case that can take it, buy this case.

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Airbourne

Posted by GFender5 from San Diego, Ca on Jul 20, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, R&B, Rock, Christian Worship

This case saved my bass. While waiting between fights, I was flying from san diego to milwaukee to play a concert, I saw my gator case being loaded on my connecting flight. The baggage handler picked up the case and threw it on the conveyer belt. It flew 3 feet in the air before landing on the conveyer, upside down. Needless to say my heart was in my throat, I shouted "HEY", but only other passengers heard me. When I got to my destination, to my surprise the bass was in one piece and it was still in tune. The Gator G-Tour Flight Case is well worth the money. The only negative is the placement of the handle, the case is heavy in the front even while empty, not centered. Other than that the case is great.

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Great Protection/Greatly Heavy

Posted by PocketGroove from Seoul, S. Korea on Oct 23, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional Army Bassist

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Funk, Blues, Salsa, Rock, Country

This would be the ultimate case, had they put some wheels on it! But NO! We're forced to lug this massive, cumbersome behemoth with one arm...and THATS REALLY HARD, especially if you are traveling with other bags. On the bright side, this case has accompanied me to Korea and back, and it's been shipped all over the states with no problems. It's built so tough it's rediculous, but MAN IS IT A PAIN TO CARRY AROUND! In conclusion, if you need a case that can handle some serious abuse, well this one can do it. But it will break you off something feirce if you have to lug it more than a few feet.

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