Beautifully styled and incredibly rugged with padded crushed velour interior and integral accessory compartment to take the Crook/Mouthpiece assembled. The instrument sits on strategically placed foam cushions to create the ultimate in lightweight protection. Complete with heavy duty carrying strap. Suitable for both left and right handed keys. Suitable for most instrument types.

Please note, due to the huge variety of instruments, some saxes will fit well, some adequately, some badly and some not at all into our cases. Unless we have custom fit the instrument into a case here at our factory,  accepting the instrument to case fit at purchase will be the responsibility of the customer. Hiscox Cases accept no liability for instrument damage where a poor “instrument to case fit” is shown to be instrumental in any damage claim.

Information on the differences between our STD, PRO2, and ARTIST ranges, please click here

• 3 Year Warranty
• Industrial quality fixtures and fittings
• Polyurethane interior insulating foam, UNIQUE to Hiscox Cases
• Aluminium Valance - Unique to Hiscox strength and resistance around the entire rim
   
• Each case is handmade in the UK by our team, with a unique serial number that can be tracked back to point of origin

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Step 1 | Determine Neck Angle

• Lay your guitar on a flat surface, from the side check the angle of the guitar neck. The neck is the section the strings run across.
• Fender style neck is straight, Gibson style neck is angled downwards - This part is critical to make sure your guitar fits securely in case.

Step 2 | Measure Lower Bout 

• Take a standard tape measure, place on the widest section of the guitar either side and measure
• This is the Lower bout measurement, write it down

Step 3 | Measure Upper Bout

• Using your tape measure, place on either side of the guitar as highlighted above
• This is the Upper bout measurement, write it down

Step 4 | Depth

• Now measure the depth of your guitar body. Do not include the strings or bridge
• You now have the depth

Step 5 | Length

• Using your tape measure, measure from the highest point to the lowest
• This is the length measurement, write it down

Step 6 | Does it fit

As easy as that, now take the measurements you have and use the case size to make sure your guitar size fits within the measurements. 

If you are still unsure, please get in contact with our factory and we will be more than happy to advise 

 Call | 01543 571 420

 e-mail | info@hiscoxcases.com

• The above guide will give you an accurate measurement of your guitar, all guitars are different and we supply for free cushions that can give your guitar a more comfortable fit.