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Old 10-01-2007, 10:09 AM
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Upright Bag

How strong are Upton Laminates?

It's going to be left handed so I figure I'm going to have to drag it everywhere.

Will I need a hardbody case or will a cloth bag do?

What bag would you all recomend?
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Old 10-01-2007, 12:49 PM
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Sharkabilly -- Laminates are pretty tough, but spending a bit more on a padded bag will buy you some piece of mind without requiring you to pump iron to be able to haul around a hardshell case. I got mine from Bob Gollihur, whose ads are on these pages, and I love it. It has an inch or so of padding all the way around and many straps, not to mention functional luggage wheels. I think I paid $249 for what is called the "Professional." (That's the bag, definitely NOT the player).

Upton advertises a similar bag at the same price.

Safe hauling!
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