padded sacks for $XXXX - $XX,XXX instruments

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padded sacks for $XXXX - $XX,XXX instruments

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That'll buff out.

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' looks like the sack withstood the blow pretty well. :eyes:
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I have 3 of these Roadrunner bass case and the same model for an acoustic.

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https://www.musiciansfriend.com/accesso ... 6000001000

It's probably the sweet spot between a gigbag and a hard case. It's very well padded and the outside is firm, but not as hard as a hard case. I use mine every week. I feel confident in the protection but I also know it's not as protective as a flight case.

A tuba version of that roadrunner bag would be interesting......but probably too heavy.
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