Thundercase

[Mickeyboro]

Courtesy of Beedster and an exploration of the suburbs of Walsall (wife unamused!) I am now the proud owner of a Thunderbird of the Epiphone variety. It survived a journey home on the back seat (strapped in, I hasten to add!) but this is clearly not a long term option. It has already acquired a headsccok scrape before I got it due to poking out of previous owner's gig bag.

What's the best/most cost effective gigbag or case, Thunderbird users?

Ta.

[paul, the]

[quote name='Mickeyboro' post='28208' date='Jul 7 2007, 09:36 AM']Courtesy of Beedster and an exploration of the suburbs of Walsall (wife unamused!) I am now the proud owner of a Thunderbird of the Epiphone variety. It survived a journey home on the back seat (strapped in, I hasten to add!) but this is clearly not a long term option. It has already acquired a headsccok scrape before I got it due to poking out of previous owner's gig bag.

What's the best/most cost effective gigbag or case, Thunderbird users?

Ta.[/quote]


I use Tracy Island, it caters for all my Thunderbird needs




Jeff Tracy,
International Rescue.

[Mickeyboro]

I'm impressed! How many toilet roll middles went into that?

[Delberthot]

I had a coffin case for my one.

Warwick makes them under the rock case name. i think i got mine from thomann

[Buzz]

Gibson do a hard case for the t-bird, although it'll be the same cost that you paid for that t-bird MB (it's about £100 rrp iirc).

[Jean-Luc Pickguard]

I use a ritter t-bird gigbag for mine. I think it was about £45 new via ebay, but fits perfectly and has enough padding without making it too bulky.