Protect your Acoustic Guitar with a Case

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Video: Protect your Acoustic Guitar with a Case

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Hello, welcome to VisiHow. In this series of videos, we are showing you some guitar techniques for the absolute beginner. One thing you want to do if you're traveling with your guitar is have a guitar case. You can have a hard case or a soft case like this. It's better if it's waterproof because that will help to prevent rain damage if you get caught in a thunderstorm.

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   It is very important to remember not to scratch the guitar when taking it out of the case

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   Over a long period of time of taking the guitar out of the case and putting it back in, it can scratch it, that damages the finish and quality. The guitar I have right now is an old battered guitar, it's my travel guitar. At home, I have several very expensive guitars and I like to keep them in good condition. I'm going to show you how to take the guitar out of the bag in a way that will prevent you from scratching it. Open up the zipper.

   

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   Fold the top back, making sure the zipper is out of the way, we can fold the bottom down as well

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   Put your hand at the top of the bag to pull the case off, making sure we don't scratch the guitar or damage the strings

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   Lift the guitar, put the bag down, and now we can play the guitar

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   You've been watching a video on how to take your guitar out of your guitar bag

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