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What's In Your Hardcase.....Strap Attached?


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[quote name='Lowender' timestamp='1360081530' post='1964537']
Unless your instrument is being thrown in a truck by roadies or in a cargo cabin of a plane, I see no reason to use a hard case. That's one less hand you have to get your gear in and out of the gig in one shot.
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You've never had the drummer put your basses in the van have you?
;)

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[quote name='Lowender' timestamp='1360081530' post='1964537']
Unless your instrument is being thrown in a truck by roadies or in a cargo cabin of a plane, I see no reason to use a hard case. That's one less hand you have to get your gear in and out of the gig in one shot.
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It cost me a few quid to have my Sei repaired when I managed to let go of the handle of the soft case and dropped it from a height of probably less than a foot. It goes in a hard case now.

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[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1360082285' post='1964560']
You've never had the drummer put your basses in the van have you?
;)
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Ha, no way. No one touches my instrument but me. I also put it back in the case in between every set. That's why after years of gigging my basses don't have a mark on them.

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I have to take the strap off as the Schaller locks won't fit. However, the inside of my case is as follows:

[IMG]http://i1258.photobucket.com/albums/ii527/jimryan88/image-9.jpg[/IMG]

Contents:
Bass
Strap
Head
Tuner
PSU
Kettle lead
Jack leads
Screwdrivers
Allen keys
Earplugs
Dampening sponge
Spare strings (under the head)
Capo
Bass scales/chords book
Emergency beers

And I believe that's everything.

EDIT: just noticed, set of headphones, USB and 1/8" lead for the TC

Edited by Jimryan
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[quote name='Jimryan' timestamp='1360086844' post='1964663']
I have to take the strap off as the Schaller locks won't fit. However, the inside of my case is as follows:

[IMG]http://i1258.photobucket.com/albums/ii527/jimryan88/image-9.jpg[/IMG]

Contents:
Bass
Strap
Head
Tuner
PSU
Kettle lead
Jack leads
Screwdrivers
Allen keys
Earplugs
Dampening sponge
Spare strings (under the head)
Capo
Bass scales/chords book
Emergency beers

And I believe that's everything.

EDIT: just noticed, set of headphones, USB and 1/8" lead for the TC
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Now that's a Tardis! Kudos, man....

PS What case is that?

Edited by RandomBass
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[quote name='Jimryan' timestamp='1360086844' post='1964663']
I have to take the strap off as the Schaller locks won't fit. However, the inside of my case is as follows:



Contents:
Bass
Strap
Head
Tuner
PSU
Kettle lead
Jack leads
Screwdrivers
Allen keys
Earplugs
Dampening sponge
Spare strings (under the head)
Capo
Bass scales/chords book
Emergency beers

And I believe that's everything.

EDIT: just noticed, set of headphones, USB and 1/8" lead for the TC
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You definitely get the 'coolest bass case' prize - but what's with the capo? Do you use it much?

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[quote name='lowdowner' timestamp='1360223357' post='1966817']


You definitely get the 'coolest bass case' prize - but what's with the capo? Do you use it much?
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For playing, never. It comes in handy if I add a shim, just to keep strings in the nut slots when removing the neck, or if I'm swapping my necks over.

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With my Ibanez SR Prestige hard-case (obviously specific to the SR bass itself) it won't shut with a strap on. And strap locks [b]would[/b] mean that taking it on and off is a doddle, but the standard Schaller strap lock screws don't fit into the Ibanez holes... :(

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[quote name='Jellyfish' timestamp='1360233326' post='1967011']
With my Ibanez SR Prestige hard-case (obviously specific to the SR bass itself) it won't shut with a strap on. And strap locks [b]would[/b] mean that taking it on and off is a doddle, but the standard Schaller strap lock screws don't fit into the Ibanez holes... :(
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Matchsticks! (Pop one or two in the whole, cut of the excess and screw the schaller in) A lot of people add some glue too but i've never needed to. Either that or get some Dunlops instead.

Liam

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