Mono M80 Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag Review
a review of the Mono M80 Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag, with a versus section against my previous gig bag the Ritter RG9000
a review of the Mono M80 Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag, with a versus section against my previous gig bag the Ritter RG9000
The size and general features are fine (zipper, backpack like straps, pocket in the front)but the padding is so thin. It feels like it won’t protect the guitar at all, except against very minor tension or nicks. I think its worth it to get a more heavy duty one if you want to actually protect the guitar. If you just need it for superficial transport, it should suffice.
I was looking for an inexpensive case that I could also use to cary around my guitar, harmonica rack, and songbook, as well as a place to keep all of my smaller accessories (pick, winder, capo).
The pockets are great, and I love the backpack straps. They make carrying the guitar a lot easier.
My only complaint is that horrible “World Tour” patch. It just makes the case look very silly. I took the patch off and it looks a lot better now.
All in all…it’s a good case.
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