Yeah they're bulky, but that becomes handy when you get your bass cables , a zoom B3, zoom PS, spare cables, Boss Vocalist, Boss PS, all stashed in the one case.
They're the most handy bass case going
These are sensational. I bought one 3 days ago, to go with my identical original TP that i've owned for for over 15 years. This is the first time
i've seen this case back up for sale in quite a few years. Must be NOS
They were extremely expensive for a non solid case. £60 - £70 or more when TP were selling them. But they're the toughest non solid case i've seen. You can stand on 'em
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tribal-Planet-Hard-Gigbag-Case-GX40-New-Length-110cm/183223862096?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649
Agreed. Mind you you, i started as a drummer and that was pretty tricky. Using all four limbs in differing patterns instead of two was an achievement. But i stuck at it and ended up gigging in several bands. Wish i'd started on bass though
It's tragic
What with the purchase price and then Dave Smart doing a service and fitting new switches for the graphic and preshape + pat test, i'm down £110
I need counselling
I'm in - an ESP LTD spalted maple fretless , owned from new, though it's going to be up for sale as the disease known as gas has me by the short n curlies
Dammit - that was fascinating. Beato is a superb musician himself. That Yes vid was mesmerising so much i went and found Beato dissecting Kid Charlemagne and watched him tackle the brilliant and unique Larry Carlton solo. Utterly engaging
I havent come across that as i avoid the fever of vintage J's and P's.
What i have come across is allen key truss sockets that seem to defy all size allen keys, or allen sockets that get rounded off inside by the allen key tool
Also, depending on the bass and how well the allen key fits, you have to slacken off the strings first so as to be able to manipulate the allen key in either direction.