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Case recommendations for hollow body bass

Found this post while I was struggling to find a case for my Hagstrom Viking Bass too so wanted to share. Found a hard case on Amazon from a company called Crossrock. Someone posted a review that it for their Hag so I have it a shot. Good fit and it came with a few padded inserts. Hope this helps
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I had forgotten about this thread. Last summer I walked into the neighbourhood music store looking for nothing in particular and found this gig bag for under CAD 100. Interior measurements are 47" x 18". There's lots of padding, and good shoulder straps

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(For those who got here via searches)

I can confirm that the latest reissue (my serial starts with 21?) fits almost perfectly in the official Jack Casady hard case from Epiphone. It needs about a half inch of additional padding behind the body to be a perfect fit.

This also suggests it should fit any other bag/case that the casady fits? No promises. :)
The Yorkville case that I posted is the exact same case as the Epiphone case without any logo.
Fits my Schecter Corsair and Ibanez ASB140 perfectly (as well as my Jack Casady).

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