ChromaCast Proシリーズ パッド入りギターギグバッグ

I have been on the look out for a double guitar gig bag for a while. I was tired of lugging 2 guitar cases around to gigs. I was originally looking at the Mono ones, and the Reunion Blues ones. But they were too expensive. This Chromacast one is great. I had never heard of this brand before, but the price was right so I figured i'd take a chance. The bag seems very tough and sturdy, and has lots of support. It has held up well (so far). Time will tell I guess. I can fit a lot of stuff in the pockets too, like cables, straps, even a small folding guitar stand. My only complaint about the bag is that it is a little on the short side. Some guitars (like a Gibson 335) are a pretty tight fit (especially when there are 2 guitars in it). It will fit, but it pushes right up against the zipper on top. But the usual suspects all fit fine (strat, tele, les paul, SG etc...).

Great gig bag, purchased specifically for a semi hollow body Warwick bass, fits with ease, also can get my amp in the large pocket.

Excelente, fue la mejor opción para mi bajo thunderbird.

Has the most number of pockets in any bag I’ve seen. Even fits my tech21 flyrig, and I can fit my quilter bass block bb800 head inside the largest pocket.

I was at my local guitar store when I spotted a used Epiphone Classic-IV Pro Thunderbird bass at a great price! I plugged it in fell in love and took it home. The clerk did his due diligence and offered me a Thunderbird Hard Case but I am not a fan of hard cases and since I always have at least one more quality gig bag than I need I politely refused and took my new toy home. Well, none of my gig bags would fit. I have four different gig bags from different companies and nothing fit. I briefly considered the hard case and slapped myself upside the head. I scoured he bass guitar forums and got one solid suggestion, a Gator Pro Go Bass case. I liked the look and he level of protection it provides but I pretty much spend all my free cash on the Thunderbird. I scoured YouTube for a video featuring a Thunderbird bass and a gig bag when I stumbled across the video for this gig bag. I thought to myself, the Thunderbird is perfect for hard rock and Rudy Sarzo lives and breathes hard rock so I watched the video. To my surprise, the video actually shows Mr. Sarzo putting a Thunderbird bass in the bag! I went to Amazon, ordered on to arrive next day.(A cheap shipping upgrade from Prime’s Two Day shipping) The case arrives promptly the next day. I unboxed it, took it out of the plastic bag it’s in and immediately I am pleasantly surprised. The bag was sturdier and the padding looks better than the gig bag Rudy Sarzo was demoing in his video. It lead me to believe he was showing the actual bag he uses. I checked all the zippers, pockets and stitching and everything was top quality. The bag came folded, which I expected, but once I put my Thunderbird in, the case bounced back to life. Oh, and most importantly, this case fits my Thunderbird like a glove! This case doesn’t provide as much protection as my most expensive gig bags, both costing me about $200, but provides enough protection that I can travel safely with my baby and know it will survive the trip. The one place this bag shines above the many bags I have tried is in the amount of storage it has. This bag has more storage than I could have thought possible! Easily one of the best features of this particular gig bag. Overall, I could not be more pleased with this purchase. I expected I was buying a “Well it will do for now” bag but I can see this bag sticking around for the long haul! This was my first ChromaCast purchase but it will not be my last! I would love to see what they could create in the top end gig bag space currently occupied by Mono and Reuinion Blues!