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Yamaha Hardshell Acoustic Guitar Case, DreadnoughtThis Yamaha acoustic guitar case is an extremely durable and portable case made for a dreadnought style acoustic guitar. With a black micro velvet interior that's easy on guitar finishes, and no visible branding on the exterior, this case comes with three drawbolt closing latches to ensure it never opens unintentionally. It also features a carrying handle, and an interior storage compartment for capos, tuners, and any essential small equipment you
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