SPARROWHAWK FORM FIT CASE

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    SPARROWHAWK FORM FIT CASE
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    The official ESP hard shell form fit case. Fits all Sparrowhawk models.

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    GimmeAllYourFuzz
    GimmeAllYourFuzz wrote

    Hi, I have been wanting this for a while now but it has turned out to be much struggle for my local guitar shop due to difficulties in reaching the supplier and covid lockdowns being on and off. I clicked on find an online dealer above and let it find using my location and the page doesn't bring anything. What should i do? Thanks.

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      Carl N.
      Carl N. wrote

      if you have any questions you may reach out to our customer service team at customerservice@espguitars.com or https://www.espguitars.com/pages/support 

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        Cody H.
        Cody H. wrote

        Hi, I just recieved this case and am having a little trouble getting the Sparrowhawk to squeeze into the case.  The lower horn area doesn't sit flat against the bottom of the case.  Is this common?  Any tips or tricks to get it to sit flat?  Underneath the neck joint/lower horn I am able to easily slide my whole fingers underneath.  

         

        I have had an eclipse form fitted case in the past, and it went in like butter.  Any help? Does it just need time to "break in"?  The case was shipped separate from the guitar so I'm wondering if it just needs time to stretch it out a bit?

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          Carl N.
          Carl N. wrote

          Our cases are very tight right from the factory so best way to get your instrument in would be to place the treble side of the instrument in first, then press the bass side of the body into place.  After some use the case should form to your instrument.

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