144 - Why THIS $1600 Guitar Case is Worth Every Penny

<p>In this video, I'm giving you 5 reasons why flight cases are one of the best investments you can make for your guitar. They're vital to your guitar's health, and if you don't believe me, just check out these 5 reasons.</p> <p>This episode of Acoustic Tuesday will also feature Calton Cases, the makers of one of the best flight cases available on the market. You'll tour their facilities and get an up-close look at how their cases are made. Finally, we'll close out the show with a review of Fireside Collective.</p> <p>I know traveling might not be possible for you during these times, but I expect this to NOT be the new norm...that's why I'm so excited to talk about flight cases! But eventually, we'll be traveling and excited to visit our fellow guitar geeks across the world.</p> <p>Now, let's get started with the 5 reasons why a flight case is such a good investment.</p> <p>Reason #5: Protection</p> <p>This is the most obvious reason, but it's perhaps one of the biggest reasons. For starters, I want to share some staggering statistics...flight cases can withstand 1,100 lbs of pressure and can keep your instrument safe from drops of 9 feet or less.</p> <p>So, this means that not only is your guitar or instrument being protected in the drastic circumstances of air travel or moving, but it's also protected in everyday use. That means that if you use a flight case, you don't have to worry about the little bumps or bruises or temperature changes you may experience. It'll be safe and stable in the flight case!</p> <p>Reason #4: Pizzaz</p> <p>Flight cases are highly customizable. I know this isn't everyone's big concern or priority, but I think it's worth mentioning. You can match your instrument's color, your favorite color, or an overall aesthetic look for your music. Either way, you have tons of options!</p> <p>I also love how sticker hungry flight cases are: you can really show off your favorite artists, cities, music stores, etc with plenty of space for stickers on your flight case. Over time, tho