Looking to buy a quiver - any recommendations?

[Mike]

Hi all, looking for a black leather quiver.

Thinking of this; [url="http://www.bassbags.co.uk/shop/34_22/string_accessories/double_bass_bow_quiver_black_leather.htm"]linky[/url]

Any other ideas/favourites? Or someone selling something similar?


Cheers!

Mike

[dougal]

I got me one of [url="http://www.gollihurmusic.com/product/1361-BOW_QUIVER_FOR_DOUBLE_BASS.html"]these[/url].

I'm not convinced there's much can go wrong with a quiver?

Edited December 15, 2010 by dougal

[benbastin]

mine is the same as your link Mike but brown.
put your bow in it, doesn't fall out. Happy days

[MB1]

[quote name='Mike' post='1057932' date='Dec 13 2010, 10:13 PM']Hi all, looking for a black leather quiver.

Thinking of this; [url="http://www.bassbags.co.uk/shop/34_22/string_accessories/double_bass_bow_quiver_black_leather.htm"]linky[/url]

Any other ideas/favourites? Or someone selling something similar?


Cheers!

Mike[/quote]

MB1.
The Sutherland Brothers used to have one?

[27 frets]

Hi
Just ordered one from here:
[url="http://musical-instrument-suppliers.co.uk/bassaccs.htm"]http://musical-instrument-suppliers.co.uk/bassaccs.htm[/url]
only £15 for semi-rigid, £47.95 for rigid
I'll let you know what the £15 version is like

[therealting]

I have the triangular top one and like it a lot. Stays put and stays open, and invaluable for orchestral rehearsals.