Hi Wade, I am pretty certain it will fit. There is 1 inch padding all the way around which allows some 'stretch'. Might be rather tight first time, but will then be easier once impression is made in padding.the elephant wrote:Jonathan, will bag #220 (Compact tuba - 19"x35") be able to accept a 36" tuba safely? You said they are designed to fit loosely, which I do not want for any of my horns.
Wessex F Tuba Gig Bag (#600)
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Re: Wessex F Tuba Gig Bag (#600)
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Re: Wessex F Tuba Gig Bag (#600)
I have a Wessex 360 gig bag for my Eb Bombino of similar dimensions to their F and can echo Robert's appreciation for its construction. Like him, I agree that one of the pockets is just a bit too small for carrying the music. I am able to jam by 8.5x11" music folder into it but can't zip it up completely. However that is a small nit compared to it's advantages.
By the way, Mark's review of the 360 bag is here:
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Don S.
By the way, Mark's review of the 360 bag is here:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=69380" target="_blank" target="_blank
Don S.
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