Mincer
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Does anyone have a pic of the gig bag that came with the SUB1 guitars? Mine came with a non original very weakly-padded one and I'd love to track down an EBMM branded one.
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beej
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FWIW, I've got a few bags including the EBMM one, but what I use regularly is the Mono M80 bag. It's in a different class- super durable, space for accessories, etc. I'd suggest giving the Mono bags a good look.
(Not to mention that the branded bags always scream "steal me".)
(Not to mention that the branded bags always scream "steal me".)
Sweat
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Nice bag Beej but it screams steal me as well
Yea my current EBMM bag is with the little amp, people are always staring at! Makes me nervous when i carry it.
Mincer
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Well, I have a nice hard case, but would pick up the soft MM case if I come across one- I just don't know what it looks like.
DrKev
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Weren't the Sub1 gig bags similar to the current SBMM / Gibson triangle-style gigbags?
Yeah, I'm with you there! Try living in a crappy neighbourhood and taking public transport every day with your guitar on your back. Nothing branded, fancy, or expensive looking for me!
I'm currently using a Warwick Rockbag Premium Plus bag. Great protection, big sturdy clip-on shoulder straps, and neck support. And no branding. But the pockets don't carry much and EBMMs are a little short so the neck support is more behind the headstock than the neck (EBMMs are shorter than most gig bags are designed for).
Oh EBMM, I'd love you to do a line of proper pro-quality gig bags. I know it'll never happen. *sigh*
Nice bag Beej but it screams steal me as well
Yeah, I'm with you there!
Try living in a crappy neighbourhood and taking public transport every day with your guitar on your back. Nothing branded, fancy, or expensive looking for me!I'm currently using a Warwick Rockbag Premium Plus bag. Great protection, big sturdy clip-on shoulder straps, and neck support. And no branding.
But the pockets don't carry much and EBMMs are a little short so the neck support is more behind the headstock than the neck (EBMMs are shorter than most gig bags are designed for).Oh EBMM, I'd love you to do a line of proper pro-quality gig bags. I know it'll never happen. *sigh*
