I picked up a 1967 Coronado II a couple years back and the case was covered in duct tape. I hadn't bothered replacing it until the other day I noticed the top was separating and really is not offering any protection.
Any good recommendations for a good replacement case? I thought this thread might also apply to anyone who plans to pickup one of the Coronado reissues in the near future as well.
I'd recommend the Mono M80 Semi size case. A bit pricey but considering you're going to be putting a vintage guitar in it I'd think it'd be worth it. They're really good cases. After the guys at music college saw mine a whole bunch of them went out and bought the same case for their guitars.
They've also got a lifetime guarantee, so when one of the internal pouches got a rip in it (totally my fault for stuffing it way too full), Mono shipped me a brand new case to replace my original one.
I use the case everyday to take my guitar around the city and it's been a complete lifesaver, so much easier to transport than a hard case and it offers pretty much the same level of protection.
stewart wrote:335 case will fit perfectly, I have one for mine.
I have a gator 335 case and it is much too large. have a bunch of fabric stacked at the bottom. The main problem is the difference in neck/headstock body angle alignment. but it works
^ same deal for me. The Coro body is way thinner. I have a load of padding behind mine to hold it in place. I have an old Westone case that my 330 copy came with and that fits much better.
I have also have a Gator 335 case but it's a nice, snug fit. The body just barely fits and the angle of the neck support is intended for an angled headstock but it all fits nicely and securely. The one I have is bright pink on the inside and brown on the outside (what the MyLesPaul types somewhat disgustingly refer to as the 'cali girl' case).