CST1XLFF vs CST1XLFFLH — Compare
ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL vs ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL LH
Both are ESP ST-1 XL Form Fit hard cases designed for larger instruments, but Product B explicitly specifies left-handed compatibility (LH designation) while Product A does not. Choose Product A for standard right-handed players, and Product B if you play left-handed.
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Specs side by side
| ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL | ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL LH | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $199.00 | $199.00 |
| Brand | ESP | ESP |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL
- ✓ Confirmed right-handed form fit design
- ✓ Multi-ply wood with tough tolex exterior
- ✓ Ergonomic top grip handle for extended carrying
- ✓ Four metal latches with plush interior lining
Why choose ESP hardcase for ST-1 XL LH
- ✓ Left-handed specific form fit construction
- ✓ XL sizing optimized for baritone and extended-scale guitars
- ✓ Purpose-built fit eliminates dead space and shifting
- ✓ Same durable multi-ply wood and metal latch security
Frequently asked questions
What is the key difference between these two cases?
Product B is designated LH (left-handed), indicating it is form-fitted for left-handed instruments, while Product A is standard right-handed configuration. Both share the same XL form fit design and construction quality.
Which case fits baritone guitars?
Both cases are XL form fit models designed to accommodate baritone and extended-range guitars. Product B specifically references fitting models like the LTD SN-1007HT Baritone.
Are these cases suitable for touring and gigging?
Yes, both cases feature hard shell construction, four metal latches, ergonomic carry handles, and durable multi-ply wood with tolex covering, making them suitable for regular transport and venue changes.
Will a standard right-handed guitar fit in the left-handed case?
No. The LH designation on Product B indicates left-handed form fitting, so a right-handed instrument would not fit securely. Choose the configuration that matches your instrument's handedness.