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ESP hardcase for SURVEYOR BASS vs ESP hardcase for VIPER
Product A is a hardcase for ESP/LTD bass guitars (4- and 5-string), while Product B is designed for ESP Viper guitars. Choose Product A if you own a compatible ESP or LTD bass model; choose Product B if you play a Viper guitar.
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Specs side by side
| ESP hardcase for SURVEYOR BASS | ESP hardcase for VIPER | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $199.00 | $199.00 |
| Brand | ESP | ESP |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose ESP hardcase for SURVEYOR BASS
- ✓ Form-fitted specifically for multiple ESP and LTD bass models
- ✓ Accommodates both 4-string and 5-string bass configurations
- ✓ Molded interior minimizes movement during transport and storage
- ✓ Heavy-duty latches and molded handle for secure, comfortable carrying
Why choose ESP hardcase for VIPER
- ✓ Multi-ply wood shell with heavy-duty Tolex for enhanced durability
- ✓ Higher density foam interior conforms precisely to Viper guitar body
- ✓ Four metal latches provide extra security and reliability
- ✓ Purpose-built for all current right-handed Viper series models
Frequently asked questions
Which instruments does each case fit?
Product A fits ESP Frank Bello, LTD FB, LTD TS-4, E-II Vintage-4 PJ, and LTD Vintage 214 bass series in 4-string and 5-string configurations. Product B is designed for all current right-handed Viper series guitars.
What's the key construction difference?
Product A uses molded wood with Tolex covering and plush interior lining. Product B features multi-ply wood shell with heavy-duty Tolex and higher density foam interior for enhanced protection.
Are both cases suitable for gigging and touring?
Both offer hard shell protection and secure latches suitable for transport. Product B is explicitly marketed for gigging, touring, and live performance, while Product A emphasizes professional-grade reliability and long-term storage.
How do the interiors protect instruments?
Product A uses plush lining and form-fitted design to prevent movement and protect finish. Product B's higher density foam interior conforms to body shape to minimize damage from bumps and pressure.