PRS Case or Other Brand?

[CantankerousCarl]

To protect a caseless CU24, would you choose the $200 PRS multi-fit case, or is there another good option for the same price (or even cheaper)?

[markie]

PRS Case..............

[LSchefman]

I had that situation last year, and got a multi-fit. BUT...I also got an Incase gig bag that worked really well. Best gig bag I've ever used.

Then of course, I sold the guitar, and the gig bag. LOL. Well that's me, too much of the buying/selling.

But I kept the multi-fit!

[Richard Lainegard]

Well, as one that flies intercontinentally a bit for trade shows and such, I would never in my life check in a wood-based case.
It's either carry-on in gigbag (and then with companies I have experience with), or recently for trips to the far east,
I've gotten the new SKB PRS iCase which is just SICK, military grade, flight locks, water and dust-proof, unbreakable plastic (or the next thing to it).
Plus, it is every bit as custom fitted to a PRS as are the actual PRS-cases, just way more roadworthy, worth every penny!
http://www.skbcases.com/music/produc...et=1&c=75&s=75

[ross]

I find the PRS rectangular cases are too bulky so I bought a Mayer Strat Incase gig bag for my McCartys. They fit the prsi very well and have a sturdy build. When I had an SC245, I used a historic LP case for the same reason.

[OsirisProtocol]

Well, as one that flies intercontinentally a bit for trade shows and such, I would never in my life check in a wood-based case.
It's either carry-on in gigbag (and then with companies I have experience with), or recently for trips to the far east,
I've gotten the new SKB PRS iCase which is just SICK, military grade, flight locks, water and dust-proof, unbreakable plastic (or the next thing to it).
Plus, it is every bit as custom fitted to a PRS as are the actual PRS-cases, just way more roadworthy, worth every penny!
http://www.skbcases.com/music/produc...et=1&c=75&s=75

I'm with Richard here. I've been using SKB flight cases for ages and I wouldn't fly my guitars without one. Great case design and very good fit. As for a gigbag alternative lighter traveling I would go with a Mono M80 case. I have their Dual M80 case which I use for local gigs and I love it too bits. Great protection and light weight.

[LSchefman]

Well, as one that flies intercontinentally a bit for trade shows and such, I would never in my life check in a wood-based case.
It's either carry-on in gigbag (and then with companies I have experience with), or recently for trips to the far east,
I've gotten the new SKB PRS iCase which is just SICK, military grade, flight locks, water and dust-proof, unbreakable plastic (or the next thing to it).
Plus, it is every bit as custom fitted to a PRS as are the actual PRS-cases, just way more roadworthy, worth every penny!
http://www.skbcases.com/music/produc...et=1&c=75&s=75

Maybe overkill for everyday use, but that looks awesome for the road. Just great!