my fender urban short scale gigbag arrived. it looks great, material is sturdy.
the main zipper opens and closes easily, and both zipper pulls have metal guitar picks that say fender and "since 1946" on them, a very nice detail.
the backpack straps aren't removable, and while i prefer removable ones, it's not really a problem. they and the rest of the bag seems strong and well-stitched
the gigbag fits my jag ss and, unsurprisingly, the mustang.
if you don't mind some empty space at the top, it can also fit an ibanez mikro or a traveler guitar TB-4P. the padding isn't very thick, but i've seen thinner, and i'm considering making a padding sleeve to go around the basses or just put in denser padding, because i do like the bag.
the pocket is also well-stitched, but while you could easily carry a cord, strap and a GK MB200 or an elf, i don't think you could get much more in it. overall so far i'm very happy with the quality, the ability to fit various basses in it and the look
the main zipper opens and closes easily, and both zipper pulls have metal guitar picks that say fender and "since 1946" on them, a very nice detail.
the backpack straps aren't removable, and while i prefer removable ones, it's not really a problem. they and the rest of the bag seems strong and well-stitched
the gigbag fits my jag ss and, unsurprisingly, the mustang.
if you don't mind some empty space at the top, it can also fit an ibanez mikro or a traveler guitar TB-4P. the padding isn't very thick, but i've seen thinner, and i'm considering making a padding sleeve to go around the basses or just put in denser padding, because i do like the bag.
the pocket is also well-stitched, but while you could easily carry a cord, strap and a GK MB200 or an elf, i don't think you could get much more in it. overall so far i'm very happy with the quality, the ability to fit various basses in it and the look
