Mono Classic Dual Guitar Gig Bag Review (1 year later)

Hey guys! Back for another video, today talking about the Mono Classic Dual Gig bag. I've had the case for over a year now and it's been to a couple of gigs and states. The Mono dual guitar gig bag is by far one of the most stable dual guitar cases on the market, their build quality is fantastic. The ability to mount the mono tick onto it is also a huge plus considering you can essentially carry everything you would need in a single case in your back.
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[@oscarrazo8865]

Great video, very informative!

[@FrankoTorresMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! Really appreciate it.

[@musicman386]

I purchased two of these cases. One for a higher electric and standard electric; the other one for two electric solid bodies. .
My strata, Astor and PRS is flop around inside these case pretty dramatically compared to putting them in a rectangle plastic gator case which I’ve flown my guitars with before.
One of the things I wasn’t expecting is how heavy the dual guitar cases with both instruments become.
One of the things that I haven’t seen anybody address and concerns me to the point where I’m not going to use these two cases, is that my guitars go on the airplane with me and in the overhead of a 737 typically the back of the plane I don’t believe the guitar cases are gonna go overhead Norwood and flight attendants and gate person allow it to go on the plane because it’s so large.
At that point, the gate person takes your instruments and hands them off to somebody else and you end up with them sliding down the carousel with everything else.
That wouldn’t bother me if I had a case of squires, but when I put PRS instruments in that case, I’m not so willing to let them out of my control

[@spitfirefaiz]

Would you say this case is safe for flights?

[@FrankoTorresMusic]

Yup! It fits in the compartment bin on some airplanes and It would most likely be fine checked in as well. I’ve flown with the vertigo and a les paul in it that I had to check in, no problem whatsoever.