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I'd get a hold of Nordstrand. (the maker of the bass) They've probably been asked this often. I think they might be a good source for the info. jmhoI'm looking to get a hard case for my Acinonyx short-scale bass. Does anyone have any suggestions for the best fit case?
Did you get information from Nord ? I think many others could benefit from what they told you ( and save them a ton of phone calls ).I'd get a hold of Nordstrand. (the maker of the bass) They've probably been asked this often. I think they might be a good source for the info. jmho
I don't own a Nordstrand bass, (embarrassed and stoopid) but they sell their basses with bags or hard cases. So if they know what bass it is, they can give you accurate
In your original post, you said you did and asked for advice about a case. Someone suggested you call Nordstrom, and you said that you would. Apparently you never did.I don't own a Nordstrand bass, (embarrassed and stoopid) but they sell their basses with bags or hard cases. So if they know what bass it is, they can give you accurate case or bag info.
I don't own a Nordstrand bass, (embarrassed and stoopid) but they sell their basses with bags or hard cases. So if they know what bass it is, they can give you accurate case or bag info.
I have one and highly recommend it.I was the one who suggested they get a hold of Nordstrand. I don't own one of Carey's basses. (would love to) I didn't know they only ship in bags.
I'll have to check that out.
So I just realized... I DO own a Cat bass. (totally love it) I kind of thought we were talking about the much higher end Nordstrand hand made basses. sorry for the confusion.PS: They don't sell hard cases.