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Robby Roberson
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Hi, I have a baritone Weissenborn style and looking to get a good strong case. Suggestions.
Michael Hampel
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Post by Michael Hampel »

Hi Robby,

Not sure if a baritone will fit these cases, but here's a start:

http://bediaz-music.de/product_info.php ... ucts_id=41
https://goldtonemusicgroup.com/goldtone/accessories/hdw

I've used the Gold Tone cases for Weissenborns that I've made, seems like a decent and adequate case.
Good luck
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Post by Larry Meyers »

The inside depth of the gold tone case is 5 inches. I have a baritone and it does not fit in the standard gold tone case. Carlton makes quality cases but they are quite expensive.

You might want to find a good luthier or music store that has access to larger cases. You can then modify the case by cutting out the accessory compartment and trimming it down for the neck rest . A razor and some glue should do it. You can then use hand towels around the bout to secure the fit.

Larry
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Post by Ben Elder »

Larry Pogreba used an Epiphone jumbo/archtop case with the accessory pocket removed for mine. A fairly inexpensive option.
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Bob Blair
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My experience with Larry Pogreba was like Ben's - mine is a baritone, and so a bit longer, and he got a case for a 12 string guitar and took the accessory box out and it works fine. If I needed to fly with it much I'd want to come up with something else.
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Post by Mark Evans »

Good to hear the name Larry Pogreba mentioned a couple time in the thread. I have one of his reg scale and baritone ‘

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Bob Blair
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Larry, what a guy! I love my baritone.
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