After a tedious hunt for a case/bag upgrade for my Martin 000cjr-10e bass I found this Mono classic acoustic parlor with the awesome help of "my" Sweetwater Eng. Austin Ernst and his team. It fits like a glove and is a very nice gig bag. The lower bout fits perfect at 14 inches and the overall length leaves no slop. Lots of vids on the classic m80 mono bag and this is exactly as advertised. This is another shining example of you get what you pay for.

I own 4 of their cases.(Bass, Dreadnought ,electric, Parlor) They're the best!

It's a pretty good gig bag: good padding all around; nice and light; comfy shoulder straps; nice pockets. I wish it fit a bit tighter on the guitar, (mine's a Kenny Hill Torrez-style = parlor classical guitar). I also would like to see an optional cut-away pad or padding insert for those of us with cutaway guitars. Overall a nice case.

First and foremost it is a Parlor size case! It will not fit a guitar with a bout measuring greater than 14". I purchased this case for a Gibson Robert Johnson L-1. It fits like it was made for it. If the guitar was any larger it would not have worked. I am thrilled with my purchase as the case is compact in size. It is very well designed with optimum protection from every angle. The straps tuck into a pocket so they are not dragging. I also love the zippered pockets. The front pocket is large enough to carry an iPad, strap and cable. The headstock "hide away" pocket holds key, pics or possibly a wallet. I love it. Well worth the money spent especially if you want to protect your investment! It's considered a Gigbag - I would say it more in a class of its own. It is much better than a gigbag and lives up to the standard of a case!

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Hands down, the best of the best. I recently bought this gig bag for my Larrivee P-05 parlor guitar. The fit is great and the protection is the best of any gig bag I have seen. I go out busking often and gigging once a month and wanted a gig bag that would protect my guitar and be comfortable on my back. This one fits the bill in every way. The backpack straps are ergonomic and placed at just the right height. I haven't had it long but I am very impressed so far. I will be buying another one soon to fit my Grand Concert short scale, 12 fret Taylor. I don't like hard cases for any kind of gig and this bag is the perfect substitute as it is light and very protective. The only negative is the high price but you do get what you pay for.