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Good for a Hofner Shorty too!
I bought this to replace the stock gigbag from my Hofner Shorty which was pretty poor, and was eventually unusable because the zip failed.
The length dimensions are ideal for the Shorty. There's a little more width than I really need, but that's compensated for by the fact that the neck is held in place against a generously padded area using a velcro strap - this stops it moving around in the case, and provides extra protection in that vulnerable neck to headstock join area.
Overall protection/padding is prettty good - the whole point of these travel guitars is that you can take them out and about, so having the confidence to just sling this in the car, or in an overhead locker, is great.
There's a generous pocket (bigger than the original) on the front for music/leads/pedals and so on, plus a shoulder strap if that's your thing.
So, in summary this is better than the gigbag that it replaced, very happy with it.
The length dimensions are ideal for the Shorty. There's a little more width than I really need, but that's compensated for by the fact that the neck is held in place against a generously padded area using a velcro strap - this stops it moving around in the case, and provides extra protection in that vulnerable neck to headstock join area.
Overall protection/padding is prettty good - the whole point of these travel guitars is that you can take them out and about, so having the confidence to just sling this in the car, or in an overhead locker, is great.
There's a generous pocket (bigger than the original) on the front for music/leads/pedals and so on, plus a shoulder strap if that's your thing.
So, in summary this is better than the gigbag that it replaced, very happy with it.
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Very useful bag
I use this to carry my Steinberger GR-4 around and it works. In fact it's probably the only bag in this website that's the right size for a headless guitar that also has a body (wings, etc) unlike the paddle-shaped Steinbergers. Of course you can use a regular shaped guitar bag, but then you wouldn't be saving any space with the headless design. The bag like this one with more padding won't fit a GR-shaped guitar, though.
The pockets are useful and of good quality, in fact the overall quality of the bag is high. Only flaws are lack of padding and the strap bites into my shoulder when I carry it - two straps would have been better.
The pockets are useful and of good quality, in fact the overall quality of the bag is high. Only flaws are lack of padding and the strap bites into my shoulder when I carry it - two straps would have been better.
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Fits my exotic 7-string headless
Fits like a glove around my custom no-name 7-string headless guitar. I assume it'd work with most headless 6- and 7-string Strandbergs, Skervesens, Adversaries and what-have-you, but can only vouch for my specific instrument - measure the body size before you buy!
I'm giving it four stars because while the size was bang on, it hasn't had to stand up to much abuse so far, so I can't comment on durability other than that nothing has broken down so far.
I'm giving it four stars because while the size was bang on, it hasn't had to stand up to much abuse so far, so I can't comment on durability other than that nothing has broken down so far.
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headless bag
i bought it for the dukkahan 24. it fit very tight but it'ok if you just wtch for not scratching the guitar when you close it. the lenght is good, perfect for this guitar, and a better protection than the given one,
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Enough for the money
This product for the headless
Especially for the Steinberger not for Hohner
Padding enough for the money
But strap not enough
At least this product good
Not so good
Especially for the Steinberger not for Hohner
Padding enough for the money
But strap not enough
At least this product good
Not so good
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