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Old 06-21-2007, 02:54 PM
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I have a Levy's bouble bag and it has held up great. Theie stuff seams to be bullet proof so to speak.


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I have a Ritter double gig back for both my fretted and fretless Smith BSR5GN basses. It's crap. The thing started falling apart from almost the time it was delivered and I went to great pains to sew some black denim reinforcement into the seams that held but its started falling apart in different places now. I wonder where my $120 went!

Part of me is tempted to get a double leather gig bag but they're fairly expensive.
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Old 06-21-2007, 08:10 PM
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I have a Levy's bouble bag and it has held up great. Theie stuff seams to be bullet proof so to speak.
I don't believe it's bullet proof... not for the basses anyway!
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Old 06-25-2007, 04:35 AM
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"Levy's double bass bags are now standard issue to U.S.A. military".
Rob, you might be getting this 'Levy' bass bag confused with a Sherman Tank. Though, technically you could keep a bass in a tank.
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I've recently gone back to using my old bag because the new one that my wife bought me is so damn cumbersome. There is something to be said for a thin bag. For one, when you enter a gig, people know that you've been playing for a long time. For two, a skimpy outfit can make a bass look desirable after a few chardonnays.
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Old 02-25-2008, 02:30 AM
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I've recently gone back to using my old bag because the new one that my wife bought me is so damn cumbersome. There is something to be said for a thin bag. For one, when you enter a gig, people know that you've been playing for a long time. For two, a skimpy outfit can make a bass look desirable after a few chardonnays.
Lol.. you walking in wearing a skimpy bag.., what is this world coming to..
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Old 02-25-2008, 02:44 AM
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Lol.. you walking in wearing a skimpy bag.., what is this world coming to..
No, not me, the bass.

Ah!... I see, yes, yes! It could work!
First I put on the bag... put my right arm up into the top bit... Ken dims the lights ... and...and...
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