
Hello! This is Kaoru, a composer!
Today, I’ll be introducing must-have guitar gig bags categorized by price range.
These gig bags are not only essential for transporting your guitar to the studio but also useful for storage, with many functional options on the market.
Let’s take a look at some recommended products available at Sound House, sorted by price!
-5,000 yen
This is a gig bag from Sound House’s comprehensive brand, PLAYTECH.
The brand offers high-quality yet affordable products!
This bag features a simple black design with a logo, making it versatile for any age or gender.
It includes a large pocket for storing sheet music or band scores.
The key point is that this bag is made from sturdy, lightweight nylon!
The pocket for storing the guitar is spacious, allowing for guitars of sizes such as Stratocaster, Telecaster, or Les Paul to fit comfortably.
The padding may be a bit thin, so it might not be ideal for heavy impacts. However, it’s perfectly suitable for short trips to the studio or for storage.
Priced at around 1,000 yen, it’s very affordable!
PLAYTECH / Guitar Case Rain Cover
This is an easy-to-use rain cover that fits over your gig bag, protecting your guitar from sudden rain.
It’s compact, so it’s ideal to keep it in the bag’s pocket!
PLAYTECH / EG-Bag Black for Electric Guitar
This gig bag, with its 10mm thick cushion, protects the instrument well from shocks.
It’s backpack-style, allowing for comfortable shoulder carry.
It includes six pockets to keep items like picks and clip tuners organized.
The full-zip pocket for guitar storage is convenient for changing strings or maintenance!
It’s available in six colors!
5,000-10,000 yen
This is a stylish and functional gig bag.
It’s a backpack style, allowing you to carry it on both shoulders.
Additionally, the shoulder area is equipped with breathable padding.
Equipped with a 15mm thick hard cushion (PowerPad) on the bottom and sides, it provides robust protection against external impact.
The wide variety of colors ensures you’ll find one that suits your style!
Fender / Fender FE1225 Electric Guitar Gig Bag, Black
A stylish and simple gig bag with a single Fender logo accent.
While it’s designed for Fender electric guitars, guitars from other brands can also fit!
(Just be sure to check the interior dimensions when purchasing.)
The interior features a thick 20mm cushion that covers the entire bag, and the base includes a non-slip bumper that absorbs impact.
Ergonomically designed, the air mesh shoulder straps can be easily adjusted for a comfortable fit using ladder locks.
Additionally, it has two adjustable neck rests for added stability and protection.
The side pocket features:
- Two dedicated pockets for spare strings
- Removable padded tool pouch
- Three elastic pick pockets
- Two elastic pen holders
- A key holder
- A business card holder
These features allow you to neatly store small accessories.
10,000-20,000 yen
Gruv Gear / GigBlade Edge for Electric Guitar
This gig bag is from Gruv Gear, a brand that is known for their guitar accessories.
This is a sleek side-carry gig bag.
The unique Stealth Neck Support System, Yin-Yang, prevents the instrument from shifting within the case. A side zipper provides access to a pocket that can accommodate a laptop up to 15 inches.
20,000 yen-
MONO / M80 Vertigo Electric Case SteelGray
This ultra-light gig bag offers protection on par with a hard case.The exterior is made of highly durable, military-grade materials, while the interior is lined with a soft, velvety fabric for added care.
The internal neck pillow holds the instrument securely from both the top and bottom, keeping it firmly in place even when subjected to movement, like in a car.
This gig bag ranks among the highest in shock resistance, offering robust protection.
These were my recommended gig bags, categorized by price. Since instruments are delicate, it’s worth investing in a quality gig bag.
Be sure to choose one that suits your specific needs and setting!
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