Aquila Cordoba HumiCase Humidified Hardshell Guitar Case, Full Size

A well built and sturdy classical guitar case, meant for Cordoba guitars. My C10 fits perfectly. It's quite a bit heavier than a pervious case that my guitar came with, but I'm confident in its ability to protect my guitar. It also has a built in humidifier that is easy to use. A single soaking of the sponge element lasts several days. The zippers on my old case had broken, and this case is a great replacement. I highly recommend it.

I received this guitar case yesterday, securely boxed. When I first picked it up, I didn't notice that as heavy, especially compared to Gator ABS case. Although the packing was secure, there was a dent on the archtop (see pictures).This is absolutely a great guitar case for Cordoba guitars. My C10 fits like a 'glove' and I really mean it. I bought another guitar case after reviewers have said it fits like a glove for their classical guitars. But it didn't fit well with my C10. This one, in fact, has a custom fit and the guitar is very secure.Surprisingly, I found a rectangular hole in the headstock area and found out that my hygrometer fits very well there (see pictures). That was a pleasant surprise as I was thinking of ways to mount the hygrometer in the case. If you buy this case, make sure to buy a fitting hygrometer(s) from Amazon.The humidifier seems to be OK and it took about 15 mins for the sponge to become flexible and absorb all the distilled water it could. Removing it and putting it back was very easy. Just make sure you remove excess water using a paper towel, so there's no dripping.In addition to the built-in humidifier, I also use humidity packs (2 packs) in the headstock area. When I check the hygrometer in the morning, it was reading 51%. I think it's a good combination to have. At one point, I want to see what the built-in humidifier can alone offer and will update this review when it's done.Overall, I highly recommend this for Cordoba classical guitars due to the great fit and built-in humidifier.

I have an old classical guitar and the case that was sold with it (40 years ago) and the case is pretty lame - I'd venture to say it's constructed of hard cardboard overlaid with some kind of vinyl.Now this case is quite another matter. I take great issue with the writer that gave it a one star rating. The hardware is superb, the case is very solid - quite strong - I'd venture to say I could probably stand on it and not create a problem. The lining is extremely plush and it is a deep red/bergundy color. it has a convenient storage box under the neck and also has a depression where you can insert a hygrometer if you so desire. The exterior of the case is of superb quality and is either leather or a very good leather simulation, and it has a nice trim strip running around it. This case is not constructed in a haphazard fashion - it is extremely well designed and constructed. And the humidifying attachment is neatly fitted into a perfectly designed depression located over the sound hole of the instrument. The sponge it comes with is of high quality high density material that retains the distilled water you soak it in without any sloppy dripping once you initially shake the excess drops off of it. I say "Cordoba - Very Well Done!". And I would urge Amazon to throw out the other negative review - it was totally uncalled for and unjustified. For the record, I purchased the Cordoba C5 guitar and received it two days ago and purchased the Humidifed Case and received it yesterday - got overnight delivery on both. Great service!

A great fit for my Cordoba Fusion 5, which is slightly smaller than my standard classicals. The humidifier (just a sponge in a plastic cage) is easy to use; just be sure to wring it out when you wet it. The case is solid on the outside, well padded in the lining, and supports the guitar's neck well. I got a little discount on this case, I think because it was not in the original packaging. At full price, I think the case might be a tad overpriced, but I am quite happy with what I paid and would certainly consider buying another if I get another Cordoba guitar.

I want to preface the majority of this review by saying this case excels in its intended function - no matter whether my guitar flew as a carry-on or had to be gate-checked, I was able to rest easy. The hard shell fits the guitar like a glove, and provides ample protection for the contents.However, the brilliance of the case is directly undercut by a flaw in the handle. After limited use (2 trips to and from airport), one of the metal rings connecting the handle to the case came loose, causing the handle to pop off infrequently. This was at first just a minor annoyance; however, continuing to use the case weakened the ring further, leading to more frequent instances where the front end of the handle would pop off kid-stride after I had seemingly just fixed it.I sought out a local hardware shop and attempted to fix the problem by using a set of pliers to push the metal rings together; while this temporarily solved the handle coming off suddenly, such a fix weakened the ring further and led to increasingly frequent instances of the problem as time went on.After a month of use, I have been essentially dragging this case around Europe. Trying to reattach the handle is pointless, as repeated attempts to clench the metal rings tight means they slip off time and time again. While I quite enjoy the durability of this case, the logistics of having to manhandle it through airports and city streets isn't worth the trouble.