FBA_CC-MGB M DJ Bag

Buen material y super recistente

I confess, my K&M music stand does not have a large flat music holder. It folds along with the rest of the stand to19" long and about 4" around. But I got tired of juggling an instrument, a music stand, music, tuners and small items, when I went to practice or a gig. (Add a chair for the gig.) This bag easily handles the stand and the music plus incidentals.This Music Stand Bag is well designed. The main compartment has a removable slightly padded divider. My music stand folds down to 19" and sits in the bottom of one side perfectly. Lots of room for music on the other side. I have a ring binder and a large comb-bound book of music right now. With plenty of room for more, but I don't want to load it up too much. There are also two Velcro closure side pockets inside to organize smaller items like my tuners and an instrument holder. The front zippered pockets hold my iPad and various tools and strings.The construction seems sturdy. It's made of a canvas-like outer material with a smooth nylon satin, thinly padded lining. The zippers are robust and operate smoothly.All of the stuff I put inside is somewhat heavy, so I'll see how well it holds up and report on its durability after a month or six.My only criticism is the pad on the strap. It's pretty thin. But that's a minor nit pick.I am quite pleased with this bag and impressed with its thoughtful design and features. Not to mention the modest price.High marks to ChromaCast.

Very nice gear bag. Bigger than it seems on first blush (18"wide x 12" x 12"). Outside, there is a large zippered pocket for last minute storage, a detachable carrying shoulder strap, and a quite robust bi-directional zipper around the top. The bag has substantial padding which surprised me. Inside, there are 2 large and 3 smaller pockets with velcro closures, plus velcro straps for long thin drum hardware. There's lots of space inside, with soft sides to allow complete collapse for flat storage when not in use.I won't be carrying a kick drum and hardware with this (as suggested by manufacturer) but it certainly would do a bang-the-drum up job at it.I got a fabulous deal, but even if you pay full price this bag represents substantial value for your money. As stated above, it's the best bag for the money, maybe even more money. I will use this often. (Gushing. Off)

I ordered the medium bag, and it's great. I'm not in a band or anything, so I don't need anything huge. It's the perfect size for my needs. Now, I can keep all my guitar related stuff in one place that I can grab and go if I want to. I keep strings, cables, my Positive Grid Go practice amp, my Peterson tuner, wireless transmitter/receiver, headphones, and my guitar strap. In the front, I have guitar polish, fretboard oil, string cleaner, peg winder, and polishing cloth. And all this is with room to spare. The zippers seem strong and easy to open and close. And the whole thing collapses flat when I'm not using it. The only thing that gives me some concern, and I've read one others review that mentions this, carrying it with the handle puts direct stress on the zipper. So if you have it loaded with heavy gear, I'd carry from the shoulder strap. Otherwise, I'm very pleased with this bag.

Have used a gym bag for years for the musician's "bag of tricks". Use as, guitar player, drummer, P.A. tech, this will hold what you need to get out of a fix, in a more organized manner. Will hold some drum hardware if required.Have what I need in it with some room to spare, tough, significant zippers, good quality.Recommend. (one size bigger than you think you will need ;)