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[quote name='merlin' timestamp='1378634894' post='2202558'] In the van! most arrangments are done this way,any changes to the songs done at the bar,hehe ,but once in a blue moon the local studios,todate one rehearsal in six months,but thats just us.. [/quote] Brill, keeps you on your toes ;-)

Yes, I keep them in the plus version but they are surprisingly floppy and a little bit disappointing when held against something like a Mono bag. It's very wishful but I'm hoping someone will point me towards a high quality maker like Mono who accommodate the needs of oddball basses. Thanks for responding :-)

Hi folks I'm trying find a solution to my problem and onder if anyone has any experience they could pass on. Ive got 2 Entwistle style Warwick basses ( Buzzard & Stryker ) which do get used but dont get thrown in and out of vans etc. The full flightcase is complete overkill, too big, too heavy etc. I'd got a Mono dual for my other less pointy basses and would love something similar to accomodate the oddballs but cant find anything like that. Ive seen the Thomann bags but havent seen them to know their quality etc. I guess an explorer bag would be the ideal, any explorer bass users found anything out there that seriously does a good job? If you could signpost me somewhere you may know of or even to the extreme of a bespoke gigbag maker. Cheers folks Col

Just took part in a successful 3 way trade. Totally honest, reliable and a top bloke too Cheers Carlos

Just took part in a successful 3 way trade. Totally honest, reliable and a top bloke too Cheers Raj.

[quote name='cloudburst' timestamp='1377450565' post='2187687'] With the fscs only protecting £85k per bank that goes tits-up, you can run out of banks when trying to save fairly safely. So given the eggs/baskets scenario and the fact that you don't actually make a lot of interest on savings these days, it makes sense (certainly for me) to buy commodities which are not going to lose money, may gain a little and can be enjoyed too. CB [/quote] +1 my basses may not be 'investments' but with the savings rates being poor they are a lot more fun than an ISA.