Morrell hardshell case for Clinesmith Joaquin?

Jim Newberry · From: Seattle, Upper Left America

Has anyone tried one of these cases? Decent quality? Will a Clinesmith 8-string Joaquin fit, I wonder? The Joaquin is 2 inches longer than the Morrell shown, but is narrower than the lower bout of the Morrell, so maybe the keyhead would fit in to that slot... I've got a dulcimer hardshell case, but it's pretty oversized, especially in depth.

Still lookin' for that perfect hard protection...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008H4LLQI/ref=dra_a_rv_ff_fx_it_P2000_1000?tag=dradisplay-20&ascsubtag=7b03f85f22a7da13181b34446dbd1c4e_S&dra_hfr=x&dra_ohs=24-24

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Stephen Abruzzo · From: Philly, PA

I don't like that case, particularly since the steel is on an angle and there is no neck support. I much prefer having the neck supported on either side as shown here:

http://www.hattoncases.net/lap.html

Rick Barnhart · From: Arizona, USA

There's one on eBay and it lists the interior dimensions as follows:

Length: 36”
Width: 10”
Depth: 3.5”
Accessory Pocket: 6” x 5”
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