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Ausumm

Ausumm

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I am looking for a new DUAL speaker bag.
I have had many of them in my career,
and the only one that worth a damn was an Ultimate Support bag.

I really want a heavy-duty one that will last under abuse.
Are Ultimate Support bags the best choice out there? (for durability)

I am posing the question to you guys, since I cannot inspect the quality of the bag on my computer.
 
I don't think I will ever buy speaker bags again they cannot take a beating and for a few bucks more you can have ATA Cases


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dj2big said:
I don't think I will ever buy speaker bags again they cannot take a beating and for a few bucks more you can have ATA Cases


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Why do you beat your bags?[emoji1] Are there speakers in them when these beatings occur? I have speaker bags for all of mine, and they've held up nicely, but I don't toss them about, especially when the speakers are inside.[emoji4]

ATA cases add weight and consume too much space. My back and minivan have limitations.[emoji1]


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I've always bought the factry bags for every speaker I buy, it's one of the criteria I use when buying my Mackie SRM450 cover have been flawless for well over 10 years, and the Yamahs Cover are holding up very well, maybe I am easier on gear than most, But before I retired I was doing 150 or so show a year so its not like they weren't being used, I will only use the zippered bags I hate the slip over covers
 
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tunes4046 said:
I've always bought the factry bags for every speaker I buy, it's one of the criteria I use when buying my Mackie SRM450 cover have been flawless for well over 10 years, and the Yamahs Cover are holding up very well, maybe I am easier on gear than most, But before I retired I was doing 150 or so show a year so its not like they weren't being used, I will only use the zippered bags I hate the slip over covers
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I like the slip-ons for my JBL PRX speakers .. I can pull them off and on easily .. The moving blanket material has been great. My Yamaha and RCF covers are factory bags that are tougher to get on off, since you need to lift the subs into the bags.
 
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DJ Bobcat said:
Why do you beat your bags?[emoji1] Are there speakers in them when these beatings occur? I have speaker bags for all of mine, and they've held up nicely, but I don't toss them about, especially when the speakers are inside.[emoji4]

ATA cases add weight and consume too much space. My back and minivan have limitations.[emoji1]


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I do gigs every week sometimes 3 times in a weekend and between then being carried dragged rubbed they suck i have a 6x10 trailer and carry lots of gear they have gotten caught on my truss this that door ways I don't through the speakers but yeah they suck especially the ADJ facade bag I have had to replace it zipper rips etc up lighting bags also speaker bags get torn


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Like others, I use Gator bags - and aside from 1 bag, they've all been great. The 1 I had a problem with was the bag slowly falling apart. Equipment has been safe inside the bags.
 
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ittigger said:
The 1 I had a problem with was the bag slowly falling apart. Equipment has been safe inside the bags.
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And that's why you buy the bags. Better to have THEM "slowly fall apart" then to have your equipment quickly fall apart or at least look that way.
 
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MY BAD!
I was referring to speaker STAND bags.
But it appears that most bags have the same issue.
 
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Ausumm said:
MY BAD!
I was referring to speaker STAND bags.
But it appears that most bags have the same issue.
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I like the On Stage speaker stand bags... While there's not a lot of difference among the various brands of speaker stand bags, some don't come with shoulder straps. I like me some shoulder straps on my speaker stand bags![emoji1]


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