M80 Dual Bass Case

I needed a quality double bass case and I bit the bullet and purchased a Mono. I had a single Mona bass case that I got at NAMM 2016 which was later stolen. Prices have gone up since then and I'm hoping this new one will last for years to come.

This is a very well made case! Everything about it is of very nice quality, right down to the zippers (smoothest zippers I've ever experienced!)For perspective, I am toting a Line 6 JTV 59 Variax (size and weight comparable to Les Paul) and an EVH USA Wolfang. Both guitars fit extremely well inside the case and while both guitars are heavy, using the case's built-in shoulder straps make carrying these heavy axes a breeze. Plus it frees up both hands so I can push my cart at the same time.The front pocket easily holds the straps for both guitars, a small towel, some string cleaner, extra strings, and a plastic container I use to hold my picks, slide, capo, wireless guitar transmitter, a couple of Allen wrenches, and tremolo bar for the Wolfgang. I actually have room for more stuff but, this is all I'm carrying in it. Maybe way too much info for most, but trying to give you a feel for what this bag can carry.We're often in very tight spaces so I like using this type of guitar case because I can get my guitars out while standing up. I don't have to look for a place to lay a hardshell case down. The case is generously padded, enough so that I trust carrying my $3K Wolfgang in it.

Lately my family & I have been buying everything from Amazon; the price is usually the lowest, haven't been scammed on any merchandise's quality, and it's shipped to my door...think I've gained weight b-cuz I don't have to walk the malls anymore.I bought this for my son, he needed it and it's a winner! The design of the straps make it hang on your back a few inches lower than other manufacturers' gig bags, so the headstock portion doesn't get banged into doorways (unless you're a 6'4"+ guitar player). Also it fits closer to your back, so there isn't that huge space between the bag and your shoulders, and you take up a little less room space; and if a bag is further away from your body, the leverage from it being far away ends up pulling your shoulders backwards. Mono's got a great design team, they seem to have all the pockets you'd need, and construction's excellent with good, sturdy zippers. I bought a "used" one at a discount off regular price from Amazon and when it arrived, it appeared to be brand new & unused in the factory plastic bag with all the factory tags still on it! That's a good deal in my book!

This case is incredibly sturdy and light for a double guitar case. I have more than enough space for the extras that most guitarist carry on a daily basis. I would recommend this case to anyone.

This the best gig bag I've ever owned. It protects the instrument well and keeps the temperature stable even in extreme weather. Of course if flying I use a hard flight case. It is expensive but well worth it. I have many bass player friends who own this and have never had any problems. I have several different size basses and they all fit well. If you need a gig bag get this and you'll not need a new one for years!

Not recommending to do this but I gotta tell you my Mono story: My first time using it was at an outdoor 4th of July gig and it was super hot outside. Due to logistics of the gig, and nowhere else to go except my car, I was forced to leave my instrument in the case on the stage for about an hour. When I opened the case back up...the bass was cool to the touch. I had my keys player confirm it. Pretty amazing construction.

Dear Amazonians,Let me qualify this review by stating I'm a professional bassist with over 25 years of 'live' music experience.This is the best gig-bag I have owned to date. Apart from its good looks, this gig-bag is built well, is nicely padded inside and rugged enough to withstand the kind of wear and tear associated with frequent gigging.My suggestions for Mono would be to add more storage compartments, another handle just above the main pouch to make it easier to maneuver when laid flat and finally, thicker padding for the shoulder straps.Overall, it's a little pricey but certainly a high quality gig-bag that deserves credit.Regards,JoJo

So this was a very slow purchase due to price.... but here is the truest case of "you get what you pay for" This case holds two electric guitars as if they are in a hardshell case! Ok, that may be a slight exaggeration... but this case is TOUGH! Very snug fit.... VERY VERY VERY durable case! WELL PADDED.... I can now bring two guitars into every performance and not worry about them... If you are a "professional" or want to be one.... or are on your way to being one.... DONT skip this amazing product if you need a dual electric guitar case.... You will LOVE IT! I want to go into sales for this company!

Great case if you need to carry 2 guitars on your back, really well made, although I only gave it 4 stars as I’ve seen some start to wear through at the headstock after a couple of years use. One slightly annoying thing is it doesn’t stand up on its own very well, the only way to stand it up is to face it away from you leaning against the wall, but other than that it’s a great case, probably £50 or so more than it should be but you are sort of paying for the brand as mono has become quite fashionable amongst musicians.

sometimes I need two basses on gigs or rehearsals , for all of my guitars I have hard case which could be awkward ...this one is perfect and very comfortable ,and seems to be very well made (time will show ,but honestly I do not expect surprises - it will last)

Very good

Good quality and nice design. Suggested!

A very high quality double gig bag giving a good level of protection for two guitars.