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Agree. I have a Fender FB1225 (from Sweetwater), and like it a lot (took the neck rest/cushions out)...though the material on one of the shoulder straps started fraying and separating (I gig all the time). I was outside of the two-year warranty range, dern it. In true punk fashion, I wrapped both the top portion of the shoulder straps in black gaffer tape. Voilà.It's the FB405, which is a bit thin IMHO. It's a good price, but I recommend the FB620 or even the FB610 over this if you're going for a Fender gig bag.
Appreciate the heads up - from a terribly impulsive shopper.It's the FB405, which is a bit thin IMHO. It's a good price, but I recommend the FB620 or even the FB610 over this if you're going for a Fender gig bag.
Comments like this are rare.Alas, in the eyes of Amazon, I am rump, not prime.
And when I shop elsewhere, I am flank.
But when I buy strings from a smaller online retailer, in their eyes, I am top round.
Hey, that could be a new burst color scheme. Red with dark brown edges—a steak burst.Comments like this are rare.

It's a stylish dust cover. There are a lot of forces that can arise in a closet that that thing is not going to help with.5mm padding is only good for the way home from the store, or for storage in a closet.
Or selling an instrument in a face to face transaction. Years ago, I bought one of these when they were priced at about $20 for the reason I stated above. Yes, a thin padding, but it was enough for my deal.5mm padding is only good for the way home from the store, or for storage in a closet.