Can I take it on and off of my Guitar so when i don't play with my church, Then just put it in my bag?
370593
yo Ty, yes you can, great value all the way around, praise God with your music, rite on brother. gerald v.
370594
Yes I use it on more than one guitar. It is completely removable and very easy to get on and off!
370595
Yes. This gadget simply slides under the strings. Has little prongs that grip the inside the sound hole. Slide it in; slide it out.
370596
Yeah, it's completely removable. Just take it out of the sound hole in your guitar and put it away.
1440338
I believe you can as long as it is an acoustic pickup. But I would research a little to be sure.
2173071
No. The case is not foldable. If it were, it would worthless in protecting your instrument.
1929342
I use it for my Fender Strats or my Ibanez RG when it's inconvenient to tort a bulky hard shell case to a jam session. Don't own any Schecters though. I can say that it is a top quality case that provides more protection than a regular gig bag.
904177
Hi, I love this bag purely for its looks, and not for its practicality. It has two straps and one carrying handle. The bag is only suitable for a small guitar, and I ended up buying a parlour guitar solely so that I could use the bag as my regular guitar was to big by far. It doesn't provide much protection, and is more a dust cover that a gig bag. Having said that, it was what I was looking for in that it is entirely different from the usual, and I love it for what it is. However, there is no doubt that it has limited use, I wouldn't trust it for going in the overhead locker when flying etc.. It's a shame that it wasn't an altogether bigger and sturdier bag and if I found one that was, I would buy that instead, as I never really feel safe taking my guitar out. Hope this helps.
1648316
You can play it without plugging it in for practice, but you will not get the same sound as an acoustic. It is a good violin, though...especially for the money.
1772078
Yes, I just put one of the paks in the guitar case, and the other in the double-sided satchel and tucked it in the sound hole. Close up the case and voila.
1467159
Well, overhead it would be fine...it's a rigid/strong guitar, but the bag isn't that thick. I think it would be ok getting jostled and tossed but throw a big hard suitcase on it and I think it's goodbye little Martin! Like that other person said, bubble wrap it and it may be good to go.
1125900
Mine did... Pretty good gig bag,too. And I love the guitar. I use it mainly on specialty tunes since I keep it in Drop D tuning.
1877784
It's pretty simple to put on and remove. As long as you have a backpack or something to store it in while you have it removed, it should be fine.
542316
As far as I know, you'd have to check it as baggage. It's sturdy as heck, but it's definitely on the large side, and I think guitars generally have to be checked anyway. When in doubt, check with your airline.
82296
A bass guitar probable wont fit it.Plus there would be way to much space where the body of the guitar is located in the case, causing your bass to be subject to flying around all on the inside of the case.
542311
It is pretty huge. I fly often (not with my guitar) and there are size restrictions for carry-ons. I think if you check your guitar at the boarding gate (depends on the airline) they will tag it and make you leave it for a bag handler to put into the bottom of the plane. I would check it at the ticket counter. This container is extremely sturdy and I wouldn't worry about damage. I would be more concerned about theft. So you want to get insurance if it is feasible.
2211981
Yes! I carry a Spector Legend 5 string and an Ibanez 495 5 string in the bag!
196381
I used it for a Taylor dread. There was a lot of room for guitar to move. We used it for plane travel but padded it with clothes.
1338606
You cant because there is no strap or clip. You could put it in your pocket I guess. I only use it sitting down so its not an issue for me.
692028
No, but I put it in with my stand which has a bag, or in a cloth bag with my music.