Mono M80 Bass Jet Black

This is an excellent gig bag which keeps my guitar well protected when walking to open mic nights in St Ives, Cornwall. I have used it in quite wet weather and it certainly seems to be waterproof as claimed. I have a Gibson Hummingbird and did at first think the case was a little too shallow across the base for this guitar. The zips needed to be eased carefully and were rather tight. However, after only a couple of months, the case has stretched slightly and is now snug but fine. Easily takes a 2cm thick A4 folder of song sheets and plenty of space for capos and beer money. Can’t wait for the pubs to reopen to put it to more use....the guitar and the dosh!

I bought this case for my Jazzmaster after being unable to find a 'soft case' (which it isn't really but more on that in a bit) that was long enough to accommodate one. Happy to say that the Mono M80 can take a Jazzmaster (41.5inches long), although it's snug! Which I guess is what you want.The M80 isn't cheap but it's a lot less expensive than repairing a broken guitar neck. Yes it may look like a gig bag but the M80 is strong and solid. Sides, front and back are all reinforced and the internal neck support provides great protection. It's also incredibly light, far lighter than any solid case and takes up less space.It probably won't win a fight with a falling amp stack but other than that I'd take the M80 over a hard case anu day. Highly recommended.

I bought this as I have a few valuable guitars that need some good support and protection, however, I was getting tired of lugging around hard cases and was craving more storage.This has solved all of those problems and then some.I've got heaps more storage with this bag and the optional tick attachment that I also bought, best of all I can keep it all on my back which free's up my hands to carry other things for shows etc.It seems fairly durable and keeps the guitars I've tried so far snug and secure.

The case is generally well made and seems very sturdy. It should protect the guitar well, and the head lock is great. It is quite tight on my guitar, not really sure if my guitare (Strunal) is a bit bigger than the models mentioned in the description, or if this is the way it's supposed to be. At least it won't move around inside the bag, which is kind of the point, but it's hard to zip it up.I do find it quite uncomfortable to carry on my back, because of the position of the straps. These dig into the sides of my neck. Also, one of the straps seems to be sewn in a slightly imprecise way, making me fear that it will come off at some point. Hopefully, this will be covered by the warranty.Overall, would recommend this because it really is a nice case, but at the price, I would have expected it to be flawless.

Mono speaks for itself - simply the best. If you care about your instrument and tour/gig a lot, pay for this case. If you're just carrying it around town and not taking it far afield, I might suggest Mono's lighter cases, which will no doubt still be the don.

Purchased this from Sound Affects Premier. Arrived on speedy track - brilliant shop thank you people. They could have chosen to hammer me on price and apply Brexit nasty of whacking up the cost as many other seem to be doing BUT they did not. I will happily buy from and recommend these guys, Sound Affects Premier, to you all. Great company to buy from !!!! I am a very happy patron :)

But had to return it as it was too small for my bass guitar. Make sure the guitar you are planning to use this for is less than 41.5 inches in length; if not you need to order the M80 EB model which is exactly the same but accommodates guitars with longer necks.

I was nervous about spending this much on a case. But it wa proving really hard to find some thing for my new short scale fretless acoustic bass. The wide headstock and tuners (14cm) meant lots of cases didn't fit. This fits really well and the quality is excellent and its lightweight. I'm really happy with it.