GatorTitan Series Waterproof/Dust Proof Case for Les Paul Style Electric Guitars (GWP-LP)

I have three strats, and originally bought two SKB Injection-molded ATA guitar flight cases. While the shell was similarly crush/water proof great like the Gator, they fell way way short on the interior! Neither SKB cases fit my guitars at first (had to forcibly compress the guitar in) then the neck never laid flat, and it wobbled considerably. In stark contrast, the Gator case hugged my Stratocaster like a baby... The interior is super plush, the design gently holds my guitar firm, flat, stable, along with the gentle opposing lid compression foam. In addition, there is enough space for two small fiber wipe-down towels, to lay on the neck and body, something that I, and all my gig buddies do. I really like the latch system all staying on the bottom half of the case, along with the cases lock back lid, allowing for wide open and stable guitar access. The case construction is second to none!!! Built like a tank, no blemishes (like the SKB case), and closes securely and evenly. I especially like the padlock holes, with proper plastic coated cables, secured to a solid object (at home or in the car), along with airplane travel handling, I now feel my expensive guitars are much safer than ever before. The only down side is the size and weight, but you can't have it both ways, so deal happily with the extra bulk, knowing you won't find a better, plush, perfect fit, and more secure case, ever!!! Please, don't even mention the cost, it's really cheap when put into perspective what the ladies and Men spend on a purse or man-bag. It's all quality, and quality costs, be glad someone makes such a great case. I won't even mention my buddy who got his $3,000 guitar stolen from a quick unassuming walk-by from his open car, while loading after a late night gig. He now owns this case, and its cabled/padlock first thing when loading. Gator really cares...

It's an amazing case overall... But I feel like gator is selling these cases for about 25 USD less on Amazon as maybe it didn't pass their final check. The gator logo doesn't include "Titan series" written on it and a piece near the lock came broken. The blue on the inside is a bit dark and dull, kind of like the PRS Titan case on their website. Apart from all these things, they sent in a pretty amazing case. The guitar was intact and the padding is more than enough. Pretty lightweight when rolling or even holding. I feel kinda sad for the other customers who got broken tops but if you get a good unit, this is the best case on the market. (👈From what I know)

Received this case for my PRS McCarty 594 Singlecut today. Snug (perfect fit). This is a substantial case and I will travel with confidence knowing that my guitar is protected from airline bag handlers.It’s multi fit so it should work with my PRS SE Custom 24 as well. I’ll try it out and update the review as necessary.This case is much heavier than most, but for long distance air travel, I want the confidence in this case. The wheels will help navigate airports!!

Guitar slides back and forth not what you want for a flight case. I returned this. The Les Paul case however fits perfect

My last ball fits in it perfectly no movement traveled very safely

What I like: The case is made of very durable materials. I have no doubt that it would protect the guitar inside from a drop down a flight of stairs or from being buried at the bottom of the gear pile in a van. I really like that it features a water tight seal so I don't have to worry about a bit of rain. The latches are reassuringly sturdy as well. I can't imagine a scenario where the case could open inadvertently. As advertised, the case fits both single cut and double cut PRS body styles. In the photos you can see an SC245 and a P22 both fit equally well with no slop.What I don't like: The case is really heavy. It weighs substantially more than a standard PRS case. That's the trade off for all of the additional protection it offers. Thankfully it has casters.Overall, it is a very nice option if you want extra peace of mind while transporting your guitar.

The good: The case is clearly a well made flight case. Fits all of my P/J style basses and Peavey's Millennium/Cirrus body shape. Latches are well designed. The hinged lid prevents the case from closing inadvertently which is a nice plus. Handles are excellent, roller wheels are a nice plus, and the interior of the case is well finished.Things to watch out for: Case is heavy and slightly oversized (to be expected with any flight case). The bass sits in the case backwards from any other case you are probably used to (bass body is on your left when the case is open instead of your right). Neither of these items hurt the case, but it is worth noting if you are comparing this case to other alternatives.

i would have preferred lids in the case ,as assessories holders AND as i open case that the load in of the guitar was body on RIGHT side ,not left its awkward to remove with my right hand and put in body first requires i have to use both hands to position in case ...just awkward

I guarantee you will not be disappointed. like a glove fit and amazing protection