Does anyone know where I can purchase a replacement strap for a Protec tuba gig bag? I can't seem to find a proper one on their website, and I know I've bought one before. The only straps on their website are "universal fit" straps with what appear to be plastic clasps, (which is, to be frank, S-T-U-P-I-D.) Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Aaron Hynds
Protec gig bag strap?
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Protec gig bag strap?
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Re: Protec gig bag strap?
Are you asking about the detachable strap which comes with the bag, or are you asking about one of the two backpack straps [permanently attached]? I suppose the detachable one might be used for carrying on one shoulder, but I have never used mine except for an improvised tuba playing strap. That one has a pair of very heavy-duty plastic clips that give me no qualms when using it.AHynds wrote:Does anyone know where I can purchase a replacement strap for a Protec tuba gig bag? I can't seem to find a proper one on their website, and I know I've bought one before. The only straps on their website are "universal fit" straps with what appear to be plastic clasps, (which is, to be frank, S-T-U-P-I-D.) Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Aaron Hynds
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Re: Protec gig bag strap?
I'm talking about the straps with the removable clasps. My particular Protec bag must be an older example, as it doesn't have the built in straps. I really just need a replacement strap to tide me over until I can buy a new bag for the horn. I despise the design of the Protec bag, but I need it to last for another 6 months or so. Again, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Aaron Hynds
Aaron Hynds
Aaron Hynds, DMA
Manager of Audio Operations, Indiana University Bloomington
I like to make and record sounds with metal pipes and computers.
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Re: Protec gig bag strap?
The most simple answer is to contact a luggage supply place. A quick google search turned up this:
http://www.strapworks.com/SearchResults ... 2godMShjuw" target="_blank
Somebody else might have a better source.
Good luck!
http://www.strapworks.com/SearchResults ... 2godMShjuw" target="_blank
Somebody else might have a better source.
Good luck!
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Re: Protec gig bag strap?
Well, the strap that comes with the bag, with 2 plastic [quite rugged, actually] end-clips would seem to be your replacement choice, or a strap from a luggage or rifle store. If you can't find anything else locally, pm me and we can talk about my spare strap.AHynds wrote:I'm talking about the straps with the removable clasps. My particular Protec bag must be an older example, as it doesn't have the built in straps. I really just need a replacement strap to tide me over until I can buy a new bag for the horn. I despise the design of the Protec bag, but I need it to last for another 6 months or so. Again, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Aaron Hynds
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