Up for sale is a Gator 4G Series gig bag that holds two (2) electric basses, model GB-4G-BASSX2.
The gig bag is in excellent condition, clean, and shows almost no signs of use. It's effective for transporting your main and backup basses with ease. It's no Mono bag, but it does the job well. The handles are sturdy and the backpack straps are adjustable to your height and preferences. It also has convenient outer mesh pockets and plenty of storage space in the front pouch (with an additional interior mesh pocket as well). The front pouch is large enough to hold most micro heads, but I only used it to hold cables and tools. It was used only a few times to transport two basses (a Warwick Corvette and an EBMM StingRay).
This bag retails for ~$100 + tax and shipping new, which is what I paid for it. I don't use it anymore (bringing just one bass to gigs nowadays), so I'm selling it for $65 shipped within the United States. Alternatively, I am also selling it locally in the San Francisco Bay Area for $50.
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Back of bag
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Bass pouch #1:
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The gig bag is in excellent condition, clean, and shows almost no signs of use. It's effective for transporting your main and backup basses with ease. It's no Mono bag, but it does the job well. The handles are sturdy and the backpack straps are adjustable to your height and preferences. It also has convenient outer mesh pockets and plenty of storage space in the front pouch (with an additional interior mesh pocket as well). The front pouch is large enough to hold most micro heads, but I only used it to hold cables and tools. It was used only a few times to transport two basses (a Warwick Corvette and an EBMM StingRay).
This bag retails for ~$100 + tax and shipping new, which is what I paid for it. I don't use it anymore (bringing just one bass to gigs nowadays), so I'm selling it for $65 shipped within the United States. Alternatively, I am also selling it locally in the San Francisco Bay Area for $50.
PHOTOS:
Front of bag:
Back of bag
Angle showing bottom of bag:
Angle showing top of bag:
Bass pouch #1:
Bass pouch #2: