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06 Oct 10 - 07:49 AM (#3000856) Subject: Mandolin Cases UK From: Manitas_at_home I need to find a mandolin case for a Tonewood TS100. The Music Room don't think any of their cases will fit as it is quite deep. Does anyone here know of a case that will do? |
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06 Oct 10 - 08:25 AM (#3000876) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: Dave Hanson How deep is your Tonewood Manitas ? I may know of one. Dave H |
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06 Oct 10 - 08:29 AM (#3000881) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: Manitas_at_home I suppose I should have measured it before posting! I'll get back to you tomorrow. Thank you. |
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06 Oct 10 - 08:38 AM (#3000893) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: buddhuu Not familiar with that model. If it is an A style then the rigid foam A cases from Hobgoblin are quite deep. My Kentucky KM-505 sits in one with a ToneGard on it and has plenty of depth to spare. Follow the link: http://www.hobgoblin.com/local/GR3175-p-Ashbury-foam-Mando-Case-shaped-Page.htm |
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06 Oct 10 - 08:40 AM (#3000896) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: Manitas_at_home Yes, I've got a print-out of their page. What is A style and F style? |
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06 Oct 10 - 08:43 AM (#3000899) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: mandotim A style is the more common 'teardrop' style mandolin. F style stands for 'florentine', the style introduced by Gibson early last century with scrolls and points on the body and a fretboard extending over the body. As in Gibson F2, F4 or F5 models. |
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06 Oct 10 - 09:33 AM (#3000940) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: Manitas_at_home Ah, then it is an A style mandolin. |
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06 Oct 10 - 10:34 AM (#3000991) Subject: RE: Mandolin Cases UK From: Backwoodsman I have one of these for my Fylde Touchstone mandolin:- Ashbury A-Style Mandolin Case from Hobgoblin Very nice case, and not overly expensive. |