Mate I understand this is not sponsored ... But gee I hope they start slinging some product or cash your way! I mean ... I'm tempted to go out an buy one!
I’m just a weekend warrior, but still use a Mono case… along with my tick bag. Next purchase is the Mono pedalboard case. The hard tour case is nice, but bulky and heavy.
@@jamalpyfrom4199I feel this! 😭😭😭😭 Bruh, I got decent enough to play bass for a gospel church. And when I play, they like me. And my as-, err, umm, tail is STILL using Roadrunner!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Granted, Roadrunner doesn't necessarily suck from what I've heard, and I have no complaints so far myself. But I asked about Mono, and the dude I talked to said that Roadrunner was fine but it had a short-ish lifespan, and Mono lasted way longer since it was built better. It'll be a long time before I believe I deserve Mono. Lol.
literally just purchased the limited edition classic flyby ultra backpack and i understand why now. protects everything and fits all my stuff besides my guitar but my pedal board mini and laptop and camera inear etc amazing and waterproof!
Hell no. Zippers break and stitches fall apart. Cart bends and falls apart. Had gear fall off there stupid cart due to the Chinese crap parts. Fret wrap crap
@@Bibblebabbler I'm not talking about their cart or fret wrap. Just the gigblade as I said. Literally never had any of those problems. To put that in context, I've had their v1 gigblade for at least 12yrs and it does show wear after all that time but it's been EXTENSIVELY used and still does its job really well. I've recommended and gifted the gigblades to students and other musicians and none of them have had any problems whatsoever. Zero. Recently upgraded to the latest gigblade (v3) and its an amazing gigbag. Definitely an upgrade. High quality, w tons of storage and fantastic protection. But I also have their club backpack and it's tha shit. Had it for 12+ years too and it still is as good now as it was the day I bought it. So, sorry for your experience but they're a hell yes in my experience. The only product I've got from them that sucked was a newer back pack that was discontinued by the time I bought it. It was a cheaply made product
@@collinsmith6565 had the gigblade and it didn’t survive a plane trip. Bass got all f up also. Zero confidence in gruv gear products. Zero I’ll always bash them for the shit service they gave me. You like them that’s cool but mono is far superior in all ways for quality in my opinion. I pray for the day gruv gear goes under.
Ayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!! "If you're not satisfied with the MusicMan, feel free to send it back free of charge. But keep the Mono gig bag as OUR FREE GIFT!!! 😎👍" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 But forreal, that's awesome. You got a MONO gig bag, my boi?!?? They must love their customers! What MM was it if you don't mind me asking? It sounds like it was one of those puppies that is over $1000 buckaroonies.
Airlines are cracking down on dimensions adding up to over 62”…charging oversized baggage fees…$125-$150 each way…yikes. Just got hit with this on a trip with Southwest. Has anyone else experienced this?
Changing the voltage doesn't change the power. The power, measured in watts, is the same at each voltage setting. Current x Voltage (EMF) = power. Sorry I'm being a pedantic electronic engineer.
I’m still terrified of the idea of flying with an instrument! I have a Vertigo Ultra for both my guitar and bass, but I’m afraid of what could happen if I was forced to check them. You said people have done it before?
I've been going between Mono and Gruvgear since 2012...mono cymbal bag and OG Flyby has been with me since 2013. What sold me was how weatherproof they are. With where I live (MD) you need a case that can handle all the bi-polar weather here. I just wish Mono made cases for a full kit (Kick and toms)
@@Ted_Swayinghill the cart bolts break all the time. The zippers eat dick. Shit Velcro l. Nowhere the mono quality. The bags are Chinese crap and the cost is no where the value. It’s a Walmart bag tops for Walmart prices
@@Bibblebabbler I am gigging dude I literally said I have both brands My mono cymbal bag has traveled as far as New Zealand with me and I literally took my flyby out to Japan with me this past March lol. To each their own tho. Sad Gruv gear’s quality has supposedly dropped though. Guess I got lucky lol. Hipster Chinese ass hole? You mean Jay Baldemore? I think he’s Filipino homie... Or do they have new management like Mono does?
I hope someone calls out Spector for having the worst gig bags and cases for their overpriced basses. I bought two basses from them one that was $2000 with no gig bag or case and another $3000 bass with a gig bag that I can roll up and put in a real gig bag. It's just a cloth cover. Both of those basses had finish and control knob issues, that would never get past Epiphone, Squire, or Stirling QC.
Mate I understand this is not sponsored ... But gee I hope they start slinging some product or cash your way! I mean ... I'm tempted to go out an buy one!
I’m just a weekend warrior, but still use a Mono case… along with my tick bag. Next purchase is the Mono pedalboard case. The hard tour case is nice, but bulky and heavy.
I didn’t buy a Mono case until I was a decent player, all the guys I knew that had one were good and I felt like I earned it. Sounds crazy I know 🥴
I agree I still feel like I haven’t earned one yet lol
So true, all the good bassists I know have one. I have reunion blue bass bag, very nice too.
That's how I felt about getting an expensive instrument at first (don't be like me)
@@jamalpyfrom4199I feel this! 😭😭😭😭
Bruh, I got decent enough to play bass for a gospel church. And when I play, they like me. And my as-, err, umm, tail is STILL using Roadrunner!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Granted, Roadrunner doesn't necessarily suck from what I've heard, and I have no complaints so far myself. But I asked about Mono, and the dude I talked to said that Roadrunner was fine but it had a short-ish lifespan, and Mono lasted way longer since it was built better.
It'll be a long time before I believe I deserve Mono. Lol.
Please elaborate on which airline has overhead big enough for these cases.
literally just purchased the limited edition classic flyby ultra backpack and i understand why now. protects everything and fits all my stuff besides my guitar but my pedal board mini and laptop and camera inear etc amazing and waterproof!
Gruv gear gigblade is my go to. It's just as good if not better imo
Hell no. Zippers break and stitches fall apart. Cart bends and falls apart.
Had gear fall off there stupid cart due to the Chinese crap parts.
Fret wrap crap
@@Bibblebabbler I'm not talking about their cart or fret wrap. Just the gigblade as I said. Literally never had any of those problems.
To put that in context, I've had their v1 gigblade for at least 12yrs and it does show wear after all that time but it's been EXTENSIVELY used and still does its job really well. I've recommended and gifted the gigblades to students and other musicians and none of them have had any problems whatsoever. Zero.
Recently upgraded to the latest gigblade (v3) and its an amazing gigbag. Definitely an upgrade. High quality, w tons of storage and fantastic protection.
But I also have their club backpack and it's tha shit. Had it for 12+ years too and it still is as good now as it was the day I bought it.
So, sorry for your experience but they're a hell yes in my experience.
The only product I've got from them that sucked was a newer back pack that was discontinued by the time I bought it. It was a cheaply made product
@@collinsmith6565 had the gigblade and it didn’t survive a plane trip. Bass got all f up also.
Zero confidence in gruv gear products. Zero
I’ll always bash them for the shit service they gave me.
You like them that’s cool but mono is far superior in all ways for quality in my opinion. I pray for the day gruv gear goes under.
I love my kapsule duo.
@@LucasJRice nice, I looked at getting one of those for a while. Settled on the last gigblade (#3). Absolutely awesome bag. Love their stuff
My Music Man came with one. 🙂
Ayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!
"If you're not satisfied with the MusicMan, feel free to send it back free of charge. But keep the Mono gig bag as OUR FREE GIFT!!! 😎👍"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
But forreal, that's awesome. You got a MONO gig bag, my boi?!?? They must love their customers!
What MM was it if you don't mind me asking? It sounds like it was one of those puppies that is over $1000 buckaroonies.
Airlines are cracking down on dimensions adding up to over 62”…charging oversized baggage fees…$125-$150 each way…yikes.
Just got hit with this on a trip with Southwest.
Has anyone else experienced this?
When you travel on a plane do you bring your bass into the cabin?
If they let you it’s always worth a try. But I’ve gate checked my electric guitars and basses many times with no issues. Using Mono vertigo of course.
Changing the voltage doesn't change the power. The power, measured in watts, is the same at each voltage setting. Current x Voltage (EMF) = power. Sorry I'm being a pedantic electronic engineer.
Have you has the chance to try the juicy earz bass???
I have, they’re pretty much Amazon’s KZ’s. Save your money.
@@JairoJairo.no i mean the bass they have now. An actual guitar
@@JairoJairo.i love my KZs
You should also look at gator cases they are really similar but cheaper
No
Guy who plays guitar at the church I go to has mono bag for his guitar
I've never heard of mono cases until today,I use roadrunner
You’re welcome.
Uh thanks
@@JairoJairo.Thank u
Skb
really? i just got mine beacause its the cheapest heavy-padded case at my local shop 😂
Gruvgear
First comment!!
I still have my original cases from 2007.
Work perfect still .
Best customer service and musician bags on the planet .
I’m a pro on tour as we speak and I don’t use mono.
What do you use?
@@collinsmith6565 the sire cases that my basses come in.
I like my mono case. But a good case is a good case. But yeah what do you use. Always looking for a good recommendation. Have a good tour bass bro
Thanks for nothing
@@collinsmith6565 my sire gig bags are great
You bust be new to rhe power supply game. The cioks dc7 is one of, if not THE, best supplies in the market. Variable voltages and tons of power on tap
I have many mono cases. My favourite is the bass drum pedal case. Just the right size for all sorts of things
coz Mono gives them :D:D
anyway, great cases, I had one
I’m still terrified of the idea of flying with an instrument! I have a Vertigo Ultra for both my guitar and bass, but I’m afraid of what could happen if I was forced to check them. You said people have done it before?
There is something about your Chest, it’s very distracting. I can’t do use on the cases …YIKERS!!
8:05 there are actually many power supply companies that have been doing this for years… sure this isn’t sponsored? 😂
I've been going between Mono and Gruvgear since 2012...mono cymbal bag and OG Flyby has been with me since 2013.
What sold me was how weatherproof they are. With where I live (MD) you need a case that can handle all the bi-polar weather here. I just wish Mono made cases for a full kit (Kick and toms)
Gruv gear is 💩 compared to mono. Nothing they make lasts.
@@Bibblebabbler That’s cap. I have a 2014 stadium bag I still use and one of their original carts from 2013 to this day lol
@@Ted_Swayinghill you ain’t gigging dude. Their stuff is pure crap( customer service sucks also. Hipster Chinese a hole.
Fret wraps are a joke also.
@@Ted_Swayinghill the cart bolts break all the time. The zippers eat dick. Shit Velcro l. Nowhere the mono quality. The bags are Chinese crap and the cost is no where the value. It’s a Walmart bag tops for Walmart prices
@@Bibblebabbler I am gigging dude I literally said I have both brands
My mono cymbal bag has traveled as far as New Zealand with me and I literally took my flyby out to Japan with me this past March lol.
To each their own tho. Sad Gruv gear’s quality has supposedly dropped though. Guess I got lucky lol.
Hipster Chinese ass hole? You mean Jay Baldemore? I think he’s Filipino homie...
Or do they have new management like Mono does?
I hope someone calls out Spector for having the worst gig bags and cases for their overpriced basses. I bought two basses from them one that was $2000 with no gig bag or case and another $3000 bass with a gig bag that I can roll up and put in a real gig bag. It's just a cloth cover. Both of those basses had finish and control knob issues, that would never get past Epiphone, Squire, or Stirling QC.