World Tour Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag

Received this quality gig bag today. Found it to be well constructed and well padded. Works perfectly with my Rogue VB100 violin bass!

I'm just a beginner, but I've have gotten a few guitars over the past year. Some came with bags, others didn't. I bought the " cheapest " one at GC for over twenty bucks and it was junk ! Had a useless pocket, light padding, etc. I saw this one and ordered it. Just got it a couple days ago and I love it ! Very durable, back packing shoulder straps, and a large front pocket for my music ! I just ordered two more ! I've been looking for a long time and I seriously don't think you'll find a better bag for this price .

Does what it's supposed to do. I bought this for a full size Alvarez classical guitar and it fits just fine. A lot of gig bags will not handle the depth of a classical guitar. This one does.The bag does not have much padding so that may be an issue for someone who is going to take their guitar with them a lot. Not much for features either just a big pocket on the outside, but for the price it's a really decent bag.

This is, after all, a gig bag and not a hard shell case, hence four stars for sturdiness and durability. However, it fits my Höfner violin B-Bass perfectly well, and the quality appears to be very good. Padding is adequate for a gig bag. Recommended if you’re moving it point A to point B without a lot of gear that could impact your Höfner violin bass. Get a hard shell case if you’re seriously gigging a lot with heavy gear!

Considering how popular the Hofner-style Violin/Beatle bass continues to be, it is surprising how few cases and gig bags are available. Guitar gig bags are too short. Bass gig bags are too long - they don't take advantage of the shorter 30" scale. I just received it, but so far I am very pleased with the World Tour gig bag. It may not have super thick padding, but it is much better that the typical generic gig bag in your local guitar store. Fits my Hofner Ignition Beatle bass perfectly. Highly recommended.

I can't REALLY Fault the gig-bag.... it's nice construction, seems rugged enough to weather a little punishment... Really designed to protect from dust, dirt, a gentle bump, maybe a light sprinkle.... but it won't protect your guitar from a fall or a trauma of any type.... VERY TIGHT lengthwise... .and it's narrow... too narrow for a Gibson ES 125 or 335........ shy by about an inch... But I have to return it - it's useless for a wider body guitar...

I use this on a MF Rogue VB100 Beatle Bass. It fits well, and is quite sturdy and well padded. It is about as good as any 'soft' protection you could have for a hollow-body instrument with a tiltback headstock. I find it also fits a Squier Short Scale Jaguar bass very well.

My inexpensive violin bass doesn't really warrant a hard case that costs 2/3 the price of the bass itself. Still, I needed something to tote the bass around in for jam sessions and closet storage. This case is the ticket. It's lightweight (which suits the bass, which itself is lightweight), and the padding is more than adequate to protect against dings and scratches. There are a couple of pockets on the outside to handle an instrument cord, tuner and a couple of pedals. The zipper seems sturdy, but I haven't owned it long enough to tell for sure. It also has backpack straps, so you can be highly mobile (just be careful going thru doorways). I think you'd have a hard time doing better at this price.