MONO Guitar Tools (M80-TICK-V2-GRY)

If you're like me, you have a Mono Case and a Pedaltrain Nano, and you're wondering if the Tick case extension is worth the additional cost. For awhile, I had my Pedaltrain Nano bag zip-tied to my dual guitar case. While it worked okay, I recently had some extra cash and decided to check out the Tick. I have to say, this case is a FAR better fit with the Mono M80 case than the PT Nano bag is. The velcro straps are convenient for removing the bag, and they also allow the Tick to fit tight on the body of the guitar case. The Tick is sturdy and has extra pockets on the inside flap for tools. My Nano board fits snug, which, in my opinion it is the perfect fit (if you have pedals excessively overhanging on your board, this might not work for you).Overall, great case that works perfectly with the Nano.

The Mono products are all outstanding, and the Tick is no exception. I do think the price seems somewhat high, but this is not a volume production item, and the quality is very high, which increases per-unit costs. I like having the option of paying more to get a higher quality product. The Tick is used in conjunction with a Mono M80-AC guitar case that fits my Collings OM and C10 guitars, although I add some cloth padding around the sides of the C10 to get a tighter fit. The Tick straps onto the M80 and gives me the extra storage space I often need for guitar accessories, like cables, preamp, tools, strings, etc.

This bag is good , but it is a little pricey.

I purchased this to use with a Pedaltrain Nano (as well as a MONO guitar case), and it's superior to the native Nano soft case in several significant ways: 1) More padding. 2) The flap zips down nearly to the bottom of the bag. The Nano case is a half-zip number and you have to force the pedalboard down into the bottom half of the case when loading it. I always worried about damaging pots/pot shafts over time. 3) It's a bit wider than a Nano case, so if you have larger pedals that extend over the board a bit, there's ample wiggle room--not so much that the Nano rattles around in there, mind you--but just enough. And the length of the case is spot-on. Overall, a perfect fit.

I purchased this bag because the bag that comes withing the Vertigo bag is too small. I needed space for my iPad 1 Cable and a few tools and I was really struggling putting all of that on to the Vertigo So I decided to buy the Tick and I really love this bag! It is nice and sturdy. I put my iPad Cables and tools in it on my travels and it is the best purchased I have done along with the Mono Vertigo bag and the Mono Pedal Board Case! It may appear expensive but to protect my Investment there is nothing better than the Mono Cases, They are worth every penny!!!

Great add-on for a great product (mono gig bag). Holds all the stuff you want it to. As sturdy as the bag (a good thing).

I love this thing and it will essentially double the storage capacity of your MONO bag. Be better if it had quick release clasps instead of just velcro but that's a minor issue. The only other drag is that with the Vertigo bags the Tick can be too heavy and as soon as you pull your instrument out the bag is just going to fall right over.

Excellent little soft case. Very sturdy materials, straps, and zippers. The only thing keeping me fro giving it 5 stars is: It's advertised that it's " Sized to fit Pedaltrain Nano pedal boards". Well the Nano will fit, but you really have to squeeze it in there. And if the Nano is loaded with pedals, there is no room for anything else (like a mini power supply), so you need yet another carrying solution for the pedal-board accessories. Slightly disappointing.