Guitar Cases

Guitar Cases

A guitar case protects an instrument from knocks, dust, moisture and temperature swings, as either a light padded gig bag for daily transport or a rigid hard case for touring.

Protect your instrument with a wide range of guitar cases and gig bags for acoustic, electric, bass and classical guitars. Choose a lightweight padded gig bag for everyday transport or a rugged hard case for serious protection.

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SWAMP Premium Electric Guitar Gig Bag
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Protect your instrument with a wide range of guitar cases and gig bags for acoustic, electric, bass and classical guitars. Choose a lightweight padded gig bag for everyday transport or a rugged hard case for serious protection.

About Guitar Cases

A good guitar case protects your instrument from knocks, dust, moisture and temperature swings, whether it lives at home, travels to lessons or hits the road every weekend. The two main options are soft gig bags, which are lightweight, affordable and easy to carry, and rigid guitar hard cases, which offer maximum protection for gigging, storage and transport.

SWAMP cases are designed to fit popular body shapes across acoustic, electric, classical and bass guitars, with sizes from mini and 3/4 guitars up to full-size dreadnoughts, so you get a proper fit without paying boutique prices. Most designs include pockets or compartments for leads, tuners, straps and spare strings.

Guitar Case FAQs

Should I choose a hard case or a gig bag?

A gig bag suits everyday use like lessons, rehearsals and short trips, where low weight and backpack straps matter most. A hard case is the safer choice for frequent gigging, air travel, long-term storage or any situation where the guitar may be knocked or stacked.

How do I know a case will fit my guitar?

Match the case to your guitar type first: acoustic, classical, electric or bass. Then check the internal length and body dimensions against your instrument. Electric guitar shapes are the least standardised, so measuring is worth the effort for anything unusual.

Can I fly with a guitar in a gig bag?

Only if it travels in the cabin, and that depends on the airline. Any guitar going in checked baggage should be in a hard case with the neck supported and no loose movement inside, as checked instruments are handled roughly.