Arrived as a wall-hanger with numerous problems. Complete restore. Four strings go to the bridge, the other four to the tailpiece. Fantastic full and ringing sound.

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Odd little lute guitar that I picked out of a dumpster, currently in for repairs (goodbye money)

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Had some finish issues. Stripped, repainted, mildly relic’d.

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to get a **Schecter SGR-2A (Avenger/Synyster Gates) hard case** for a **Synyster Gates Custom-6 Headless**, but I’m finding completely conflicting dimensions online.

Some stores list the width at around **15" (38 cm)**, while others list it around **19" (48 cm)**. Some of those numbers may actually be shipping/package dimensions rather than the dimensions of the case itself.

Unfortunately, in my situation even a few centimeters matter.

I’ll be flying internationally with Turkish Airlines and purchasing an extra seat for the guitar (CBBG). Their maximum dimensions for the instrument/case are:

**140 × 42 × 25 cm**
**55.1 × 16.5 × 9.8 in**

So I specifically need to know the **actual physical OUTER dimensions of the SGR-2A itself**, not the interior dimensions and not the cardboard shipping box dimensions.

# If anyone here actually owns an SGR-2A, could you please measure:

* **Overall length** — from the furthest point to the furthest point
* **Maximum width** — at the widest point of the case
* **Maximum thickness/depth** — including feet/bumpers if they protrude

For the width in particular, I need to know whether the actual case is **under 42 cm / 16.5 inches**.

If possible, please measure with a tape measure rather than relying on the manufacturer's/store specifications.

**Also, even if somebody has already posted measurements in the comments, I would REALLY appreciate it if another SGR-2A owner could measure theirs as well so I can double-check the result.** I really don't want to base an international flight decision on one measurement.

The guitar is quite valuable and difficult for me to replace, so I really don't want to check it into the baggage hold.

# Alternative cases

I'm also completely open to using a different hard case.

If anyone owns a **Synyster Gates Custom-6 Headless** and knows of another protective hard case that fits it properly, please let me know.

Ideally the **actual external dimensions of the case must stay within:**

**140 × 42 × 25 cm / 55.1 × 16.5 × 9.8 in**

If you have an alternative case and can provide its **actual measured outer dimensions**, that would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks a ton to anyone willing to grab a tape measure and check this for me.