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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Seattle
Posts: 1,840
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Dual guitar gig bag (bass/baritone + tele)
Looking for a dual guitar gig bag that will hold a baritone and Tele.
Any suggestions appreciated, thanks.
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NEW MEMBER!
Join Date: Jul 2005
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I don't know what your baritone is, but my Dano Longhorn 6 String bass fits fine in a Fender (actually, it's a grey Squire) guitar gig bag. I am also in the market for a double bag, but the problem I am running into is the shoulder strap attaches too close to the body on most I have seen. My old 80s Squire bag attached just below the headstock, which is more balanced and safer in many ways... it's about 20 years old now, and I have rebuilt it about all I can. It's the best bag I've ever had.
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