Is this flight (and baggage claim) worthy? I'm a musician and need a rolling case to hold miscellaneous pedals, cables, mics and a very small amp.
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I don't think it's sturdy enough to trust in a flight with others luggage thrown against it, especially if it contained my passion or money makers.
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As long you can fit all your gear in the tool box it will ok , for your needs. Good Luck. Dion
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Hi! I may have answered already, but here is: No, this toolbox won't survive the airlines' handling (if you can call so). I purchased two of them, and both had the handler broken in about one week. It is not strong, it is not well balanced, I would say it does not hold the "Stanley Quality". I gave ti to the crew that cleans our office and they love it (just carry some bottles of cleaning, and some paper towel rolls.
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No, i do not think so. It may be ok for rools ar home, but it son't survive an air trip. In my company qe are trying a stronger one and it seems to be good; it is
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Well you can use bag case but better go to WWW.AMERICANMUSICAL.COM I have got a lot things needed so take look thereAnd hope find what you need:):)
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It is to big to be a carry-on. Also depending on your guitar, it might also be too heavy for carry-on. It needs to be checked and it is a good case for that purpose.
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I went to gearhounds.com and search BC Rich cases. Found the BC Rich Warlock/Bass case and it is working nicely. It is bigger than the guitar but offers a lot of room for gear like pedals and cables. Hope that helps.
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Good question. I travel a lot for business and the airlines destroy my mid-range luggage, personally If you have a high end tripod, I would get a hard case such as a fishing pole travel case etc, however, you may have to remove the head. This is a good case, however no padding on sides, just ends. Hope this helps.
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Jason I forgot to mention the lock skb bag comes with a TSA type lock, which means TSA can access your case even when you have locked it. Good so you can have the case locked all of the time, bad that TSA employees can handle your beautiful guitar. Best to ship it, the lock really comes in handy then. Good luck
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Not for me... I am a frequent flier/traveler... the A&K; is stored in its leather case in my luggage... no problems in 1st year of ownership.
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I don't really use the bag for pedals, so I can't really help you there. I will say that I use it for basically everything else(cables, strings, song books, pedals that aren't on the board that I may switch in/out) It is an excellent bag, with a lot if room. I highly recommend it!:)
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I recently carried this case with my Phantom onboard a flight and had no issues. The case even fit into one of those carry on baggage size checkers you may find at your local airport.
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You should be good to go. I bungee cord my spey and switch rod tubes to the case. Can carry all in one trip.
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It was shipped from Japan in a soft case- Martin brand. This is the finest "baby" model I have played-ever. Hard cases are abundant and will fit either the Taylor or Martin babies. If you travel and need to check the instrument with the airline, bus, etc. Then a hard case is a good investment. Otherwise, the Martin case is really a well padded gig bag with lots of storage.
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This case is for LP's. It is pretty heavy duty and will protect your records while traveling. We haven't tried it yet, but the last time I was on a plane, I measured the under seat storage area, and this case should fit easily under window or middle seats. Now my hubby can confidently buy records at festivals and such.
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The case is OK for going to gigs in your gig van but I would never trust it to airlines, trains or busses.. You need an Anvil case for traveling any way but in your own vehicle. I would add 2" all around to the internal dimensions which are: 38" x 15" x 6" The case is a snug fit but I was able to add extra foam inside for extra protection.
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Hello Catherine: it is a nice fold up padded case. The instrument it is worth the price in terms of quality. I certainly recommended it.
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It might be a little big for a short scale, as there is no strap inside the bag to secure your bass. I also have a bag by Wings which isn't as nice as the World Tour, but does have a Velcro strap inside to secure your neck. You might want to search for that one too.
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I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage piano. I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage... » Read More I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage piano. « Show Less
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No Accessories (for example:case or neck adjustment wrench) come with this guitar. This is a full sized acoustic guitar which means that it will totally fill up one overhead bin in an airplane (I am assuming a fabric "gig bag" will enclose the guitar for ease of carry) passenger cabin. Given the nature of air travel these days, securing that whole bin for oneself is probably unlikely. The flight crew may be able to find a place to put the guitar inside the passenger cabin for you but that is totally dependent on their cooperation, the particular aircraft and the number of passengers on the flight. If the guitar is relegated to the baggage compartment, the chances of it surviving the trip inside a gig bag intact are very small. If having a "carry on" instrument is important, than a "Travel Guitar" like a Little Martin or a Washburn may be a better choice. Yamaha makes a "Guitar-uke" which is a cross between a guitar and a ukulele that will fit in an overhead bin. In the past, I have traveled with a ukulele or a mandolin to have an instrument with me that did not take up a lot of room inside an airplane. If a full sized acoustic guitar is absolutely needed for the trip (as in, there is a paying gig on the other end of the trip) and the guitar would have to be in checked baggage, then an ATA rated hard shell flight case is the answer. These cases would much cost more than this guitar but that is well worth it if you play music for a living. If you play for fun, I would downsize the instrument to increase your chance of keeping it with you in the plane.