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Originally Posted by vienna
Regarding 'stand out' cases, it is often best, if you are gigging and traveling to have a simple , generic case instead of something that draws attention; I remember one guy, in a band I sometimes sat in with, who was sometimes mocked for having his very expensive guitar in a very nondescript case; his response was "Imagine there's some guy who is intent of stealing a guitar at a gig. he sees the cases with the brand logos or some sort of customization and then he sees my woebegone case; if you were the guy deciding which one to steal, what would be your choice? <O>
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I feel the same way. This is why I mention the " Thrashed out " cases. Ironically, I purchased two Fender rectangular cases. One was for a Fender Squier Stratocaster. The other just had raised lettering that said, Fender. The Squier case was a full two inches longer.
As mentioned, after buying them on the cheap, I planned on rebuilding the interiors.
Eisenwurst had said, " It's what's in the case that matters." That's true but if you have a good guitar, you want the interior to protect that investment. I have seen talented friends create pine boxes, then split them on a table saw and install good hinges, locks and plush interiors. They are great, albeit, a bit heavy for doing gigs.
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Originally Posted by Eisenwurst
White, Crystal, and Gold, were her favourite colours. She wore them, and her unit was decorated likewise. She only had a few black outfits but they looked wow on her.....
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I know you think of her very often which is why I mentioned the black dress.
A lass I knew once wore one when we went out for New Years eve celebrations one year and she looked absolutely stunning.
All the best to you, my friend.
