RB20

I had my $3K Les Paul in the new gig bag on my back, and the zippers opened and my guitar dropped on the cement, and had $200 in damage (luckily, landed on the strap button, and I caught before it fell over). If you use this bag, make sure the zippers are always at the top, otherwise you will lose a guitar. The zippers are not the only issue. The gig bag is cheaply made. Once again, I paid tuition at the school of hard knocks. Learn from my mistake. Don't buy this gig bag.

I bought this case for my Yamaha Revstar 502TFM. It is difficult to find cases that fit this guitar properly. At 13.5" at the lower bout, the guitar body is wider than a Les Paul (the upper bout is also wider) and it has an angled headstock (overall length is 39.5" length from strap pin to top) - many electric Gig Bags and cases are just a little too small or tight - a Les Paul Hardshell case will not fit the Revstar. This case fits well and leaves a little room at the top of the headstock and a little room at the sides-just about perfect. This case is well constructed of quality materials - nice zippers, nice soft lining, neck pad to stabilize the guitar in the case. Fairly stiff sides - seems like the case will offer adequate protection. I like the material the case is made of - very attractive and seems durable. Altogether, I am very pleased with this bag and feel that my guitar will be safe and happy in it!

I received a Hofner Club Bass for Christmas a few months ago. (an Ignition Series one made in Indonesia, but is amazingly well made and a joy to play)This bass is a short scale, hollowbody bass like the more famous Hofner violin, or Beatle, bass. It also happens to be wider than the violin bass and cannot use the same cases made for the violin bass.To cut to the chase, this Music Area RB20-EB-BLK fits my Club Bass with a little extra room all around (see photos), but I'm very, very happy with it. Due to the 4/5in (20mm) padding, the cradle-shaped neck pad inside, and the gig bag/case's flexibility, it wraps gently around the arched top and back of the bass when closed and zipped.Gently shaking the closed case, the bass does not move in there at all.Just to be clear, there is some extra room around the bass inside the case, it isn't a perfect fit, but that is a non-issue for me with this arch top and arch back bass.Every point on the case I could inspect is just flat-out VERY well made and built.This case is head and shoulders above another very nice gig bag that is similarly priced, the Levy's EM8 case I use for my Precision Bass. That one is well made and a fair value at $40-$50 new, but now that I've found and bought one of these Music Area RB20-EB-BLK gig bag/cases for myself, I'm a convert.The covering, a 900 denier polyester canvas as opposed to the typical-for-this-price-range polyester covering made of 600 denier cloth, feels a whole other level tougher than any of my other gig bags. (Denier is the thickness of the nylon or cotton thread from which the outside covering is weaved. The higher the denier, the heavier, tougher the material that is weaved from that thread.)This gig bag/case, with its extra tough covering and fairly thick padding add up almost to being a semi-rigid case, though not quite. Not a problem for me, it's a great selling point in my mind. It allows the closed case to sort-of wrap and grip this hollow Club Bass and gently keep it solidly in place inside.The high quality of the handle attachment, zippers, inside velour-like cloth, etc., has impressed me that I could get this level of quality for the price I did.The inside of this bass case is a bit shorter (truly 45in inside length) than for most bass gig bags, and that might be a problem for long scale bass owners. Although the case is flexible enough to handle a 46in long bass, it would be tight. For my short scaled Club Bass at 42in long, it's just about as close a fit as I could hope for outside a custom made case.My Precision Bass fills the case completely, and would be perfect for that bass but not quite long enough for a 35in scale, 5 string bass.I'm writing this evaluation the day after getting the case and spending time inspecting it in detail and carefully checking it out with my Club Bass, so I cannot speak to the long term hardiness of the case.A real Hofner Club Bass hard case in the US costs about $120, shipped. A useable hard case is hard to find, but can be found for $80 or so, shipped. (look for the Douglas brand case built for baritone Les Paul type guitars.)Numerous back surgeries have left me changing out all of my instruments' hard cases for good gig bags or, if I can find properly shaped ones, the cases that are semi-rigid foam and cloth covering; the best of both worlds with regards to guitar protection and lightness for carrying.I am not a gigging musician and don't need the airline approved, nuclear blast proof cases a travelling musician can check on a plane or throw in the back of a van to rattle around with drums and other heavily crated items.If you're interested in one of these Music Area RB20-EB-BLK gig bag/cases, get them now, the price has already increased by $10 since I ordered mine last week! But, even with the price increase, $52 is a great deal for this very nice gig bag, case.

I was going to give my 50-year-old custom-built Tiple Columbiano to a granddaughter for Christmas and had a lot of difficulty in locating a case that would fit the instrument. Fortunately, the sellers of this case provided precise measurements on their Amazon site and they were near perfect for the Tiple.When I received the case, I was blown away by the exceptionally high quality of the case. It's the nicest semi-hard case I have ever seen. It is sturdy, the zippers are high quality, the exterior and interior are very nice. The case is, in one word, classy. I'm very happy with it and if their other cases are of similar quality, I very highly recommend this product.

Bought this case for my daughters acoustic guitar which measures 33.5 inches tall and 13 inches wide (at the widest point).Fit’s great with a little extra room. Not sure what the next size guitar for her will be but that might fit too.It’s a soft case, but I don’t think it’s collapsible because of all the padding around the sides.Lots of padding on the bottom and the sides. Zippers and the carry handle on the side look durable.Only time will tell for the durability, but looks to be of decent material.

Excellent gig bag. I bought mine for 45 dollars and I've seen ones that cost twice as much that aren't half as good. Padding all around the inside with a pad for the neck to keep it from moving around too much. If you're looking for a solid gig bag for cheap, pull the trigger on this one because you're not going to find a better bang for your buck anywhere.

I was having a hard time finding a bag to fit my Peavey Composer Parlor Guitar. The bag that came included from Peavey with the guitar was a fairly flimsy and ill-fitting bag IMO. This bag, however, is excellent, thick padding, all around good fit and well-constructed with quality material. At $43.00 it was a steal for a bag this nice. If you have a Peavey Composer and you're looking for a bag you would be hard pressed to find a better option than this one. Oh and I forgot to mention that this was shipped in its full length in a quality box. Some bags are shipped cheaply and folded. I am very happy with this purchase.

I was pleasantly surprised with the build quality and aesthetics of this gig bag. It fits a variety of my electric guitars that were purchased without cases:- Custom-built Strat-style guitar: fit great- EVH Striped Series 5150: fit, but a bit snug above the headstock (long, angled style)- Epiphone Casino Coupe: fit, but *very* snug above the headstockI'll be buying at least two more.

Me encanto este estuche, definitivamente lo compraré de nuevo en cuanto salga la oferta otra vez (un poco más de 800 pesos). Los materiales externos se sienten muy resistentes y los internos también. Como se puede ver en las imagenes, por dentro hay partes recubiertas con tela más resistente para aquellas zonas donde normalmente la guitarra tiende a romper los estuches (headstock, bridge, y donde se engancha el tahalí al final de la guitarra). Definitivamente un buen producto. El estuche mide un poco más de 1m (41 pulgadas).

Fits a standard classical (or 000) guitar perfectly. This bag is far superior in construction and materials to most other gig bags. Hence, it will provide far greater protection for your instrument compared to most gig bags which can best be used as little more than dust covers. Far closer to the protection you would expect from a decent hard-shell case.

La funda es perfecta para mi guitarra, es de muy buenos materiales. Sencillo y elegante.

Perfect fit four palour guitar , neck joint 12th fret

Excelente funda, calidad insuperable por su precio, estoy muy contento con la compra