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Haven't you referred to those in the past as "dent bags"?

Hi-
+1---Count me in for looking for a gig bag for the cimbasso. I refer to the case as 'Case-Zilla!' The leadpipe receiver ''bend" on the horn is fixed, so a big gig bag is needed!
Mark

I got mine from the HORN GUYS in LA and it was fabricated by Glenn Chronkite for the Cervany F cimbasso.

bloke wrote: it probably *will* end up being a dent-bag.

Luckily, you know a good repairman.

Constantly photo-bombed by the yardstick...

Actually it looks exactly like the photo at the top of this link. Same comments apply.

Ahhhh, now I get it....soooo--how do you like it?
Mark

PS. And I like this Cimbasso better and better every day!!

[quote="bloke"]Again,
It's not "made for it"...and it's not "inexpensive", but anything is better than the signature model William "Refrigerator" Perry jinbaoso case.


Mark

That bag is terrible for slide contras, anyone remember the picture I posted of how mine showed up?

Bob Kolada wrote:That bag is terrible for slide contras, anyone remember the picture I posted of how mine showed up?

Disagree. Been using one for 14 years, no problems. Sold dozens, no complaints. Your mileage may vary.

Ferguson

Bob Kolada wrote:...That bag is terrible for slide contras...

Hmm, mine is great. I have used it for at least ten years. Works perfect Would be nice to be able to buy the cimbasso interior separately as a complement to the case

I don't throw my stuff either, but I kinda still wish I had it so I could throw it at the screen now.

I have to check up from where our cimbasso bag comes. I think it is originally meant for 5 valved contra bass trombones in F

bloke wrote:I bought mine from this vendor http://houghtonhorns.com/ and spoke with Katie.

Hi-
Got my Cronkite today-fits the cimbasso and the modified K&M bass clarinet stand-now cimbasso stand-it 'a a bit tight but a nice bag---and works and sooo much nicer than the hard case, ie 'Case-Zilla'....
Mark