I wouldn't recommend anyone carrying a electric guitar in a Gig Bag
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This isn't really a review because I've only purchased the item and have not yet received it . This is in response to the guy who used the Gig Bag and dropped his guitar while carrying it .

I would never  carry my guitar around in a Gig bag . I'm only buying the Gig Bag to keep the dust off of the guitar while it's sitting in my room on the stand . I wouldn't recommend anyone carrying a electric guitar in a Gig Bag . I don't care what the manufacturer says , it's just common sense the thing won't protect your instrument if you drop it .
1961470
Do not. I repeat, do not buy this product. It claims that it has really strong metal hooks that connect to the straps, but I found it wasn't true. The only reason I didn't return it is because accordig to Amazon my return window closed in September 2016. I bought it in August 2016. Quality for the rest of the bag was on the lower side of ok. Looks really nice, but not apt to carry your lap top and schoolbooks. Very cheap;look elsewhere.
4817325
I bought a GS Mini - which i LOVE. Great quality, great value. Decided to get this pickup to perform or record with. Due to a shipping error by Amazon, I actually got TWO of these by mistake (and am returning both). So I had the opportunity to confirm that it was not a defective product I received - BOTH pickups completely suck.
Good news: easy to install.
Bad news: VERY, VERY LOW GAIN. ESSENTIALLY WORTHLESS. VERY, VERY NOISY as a result. I tried it direct to an amp - UNUSABLE. I tried it through my Fishman Aura pre-amp - slightly better, but VERY noisy and, for me, unusable.

I have owned other acoustic guitars with pickups -  Ovations and a Guild with a nice Fishman pickup (also an unpowered pickup like this one, but which was much more usable with a pre-amp). This pickup is NOT worth the money. In fact, I'd have returned it if it only cost $10 rather than nearly $100.00.

Do yourself a favor and AVOID THIS PRODUCT. Really bad, and really disappointing from a great company like Taylor. Their guitars deserve SO much better than this.
2182851
The bag is poorly padded, and the backpack straps are flimsy, will be returning it.  This bag is similar to the freebie you get when you buy a guitar.
956292
I bought what was intended to be a year supply of picks for a musical therapy program I started at the hospital I work at. These picks are practically useless for acoustic guitar. A pick might last me 25 minutes of playing before there is large gouges in the plastic from strumming. Absolutely the worst picks I have ever played with. I have not tried to use them with electric guitar I would assume they would fair some better but still have less life than others. I think its a shame fender put their name on these.
3612999
Not good if you are using it with a gigging acoustic guitar because there is next to no case padding.
But for around the house to keep it scratch and dust free, it's fine...
382456
I've owned 4 of these 2 used and 2 brand new my warning to people who have looked at these used stay away!
I can not hammer this home hard enough do not consider purchasing these used,people buy these and don't purchase the right strap for them they stand next to a door or a table let go of one or  the other of the necks and boom down they go causing the necks to separate from the set pocket they are glued into the sad part is people do not have to work too hard to hide the damage.
My advice right off for these would be save your money for a car or something but if you genuinely believe you have to get one then the next part of my advice would be wise to follow,get yourself a 3 inch wide strap and a set of strap locks this particular guitar is neck heavy which really surprised me.
So if yo want to protect your investment in this instrument the 3 in wide strap will act as a friction brake and keep the guitar somewhat in place but always be aware to keep a hand close to one of the necks just in case.
Next bit of advice is this change the pickups because from 12 to 6 these pickups are not balanced at all the 12 string neck is way under powered which means they have a higher number if winding's on them.
And a tip here when you have the neck position switch set to both necks on,if you turn the volume down or off on one neck it kills the volume on both there's nothing wrong with the guitar that is how its wired I would have just as soon that Epiphone wired this thing like the real McCoy.
Someone asked me about the extended range on this first off you'll want electric 12 strings this guitar is somewhat based on the Gibson model owned by Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and not long after purchasing his double neck the string retainer claws on both necks started to come off the body of the guitar as the real deal is solid mahogany.
Page's guitar tech in turn set them back 1/2 or 3/4 of an inch one of the two and had to set them so the guitar would still intonate I can tell you Jimmy Page's EDS-1275 is not spot on as far as intonation and neither is this particular guitar this is just another one of the things I wish were foregone because my intent with this instrument was not to pretend I'm someone I'm not and I'm not Jimmy Page.
If your going to get a case for this instrument get the Epiphone case and not some knock off on Amazon or Ebay because this guitar will not fit them and their flimsy.
To sum it up this is not a guitar your going to want to try to play for two hours straight its heavy quite a bit heavier than the actual Gibson model that its fashioned after,for what their made of and what little Epihone put into these guitars they could have done way better than what they have.
Oh one other thing here if you purchase the D'Adario electric 12's they come with 3 high E strings pay attention to the two you use the third one is for some funky off tuning.
I still own the last of the 4 G-1275's I've bought but rarely play it,I've long since replaced the pickups on it and am actually considering rewiring this guitar to the specs of EDS-1275.
also if this guitar is being sold by who I think it is fair warning to anyone go read reviews on them don't take my word for it but read the words of myself and many others who know their incompetent.
4317477
Just a terrible terrible case. If you're a working musician who needs to take your guitar places, this is the worst. Absolutely no padding, and the straps broke off after about 6 months of use.
2201459
It is a decent amp for the money tonewise. Clean channel anyways. Drive channel is buzzy and weak. The big problem, however, is that this amp is called the "Infinium" because it is supposed to have some super amazing technology that makes your tubes last a really long time and tells you when they are failing. After two gigs one of the 6L6s failed. Light went on. It is REALLY difficult to get the tube cage off. God forbid it would happen at a gig. I pulled the cage and the failed tube was the opposite one from the warning light. It was clearly blown. When I went to pull it the glass came of of the socket into my hand. I don't know what type of carcinogens I am currently covered in but it is not good. My fingers are burning and not because the tube was hot. This is at least my 20th tube amp so I knew to let it cool down completely before removing. Thinking about going to Urgent Care. This is bad. Don't even know how to contact Customer Service, probably through my lawyer at this point.
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I bought this bag as an edc bag but the ergonomics of the bag are terrible, It is an extremely well made bag and I have no doubt it will hold up to torture and abuse, but the way it opens up you must lay it down on a flat surface and open it up completely to get anything out, especailly things in the bottom of the bag. I see this being a very niche bag for people that travel to a single location and unpack everything when they get there, then pack back up when they leave.
156039
Keep away. The entire piece is not built very sturdy & once the ukulele was set in it, it was even more unstable.
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I have no idea why everyone is giving these products such bad review. Maybe it's the sellers they're buying from or maybe I just got an authentic version. Because mine is anything but flimsy.

One thing I thought could be an improvement was a lock or latch for when it's propped up. But even then, it doesn't necessarily need it. It stands straight up with or without the guitars resting on it.

The complaint about it tilting if you have a
one guitar on one end? Non sense. Mine doesn't move at all. I could probably see that happening with a 3 stand, but definitely not a 5 or a 7.

Sure, the material isn't heavy duty or SKB quality, but for Christ's sake it's a stand. It sits still in one spot in the room. You aren't throwing it around or moving it around. Right? Unless you're on a tour or gigging really often, which if you are, I would definitely recommend buying the one built off of a case.

Complaints about screws not being right or not enough screws is either the seller's fault or their own fault for losing screws and such. ProLine is a top company in making stands, why the hell would they not have the right screws or bolts? Only an amateur living in his basement would put out a product and not give the correct tools.

I don't know about you guys, but regardless, I'm careful with my guitars because they are worth thousands of dollars. If you need to budge the guitar around so it rests securely in the stand, then by all means that's what you're gonna have to do. Just a few more seconds of your time. Which I'm pretty sure that happens with every stand in the world. I don't think there's ever been a stand where you simply just drop your guitar onto it and it's perfectly secure and in place.

Regardless if the guitar had a basketball for a body it wouldn't be wobbling around like everyone is saying, the neck will rest on the neck rest. The two poles on the bottom are there for the guitar to just rest, and with the guitar's weight alone it won't be sliding around if you've positioned it right.

It honestly seems like everyone is bashing this product for their own mistakes. Either that or they're the kind of people who order their coffee to be exactly 154 degrees fahrenheit with 6mm left of room for creamer, and if it isn't exact, their whole week is ruined.
3285879
This is super flimsy bag... Cheap plastic construction.  I bought it for my camera but will not store it or carry in that.  I don't think it offers protection to safely transport $500 camera.

It's great for carrying odd electronic pieces like battery & chargers.
1595876
guitars are not meant to be used indoors only. and the equipment some times you pull and cable , some times guitars are heavy some are light, this strap is not at all a heavey duty one,, after few weeks the threads came out and the lower end of the strap broke the stiches and fell apart. not a good decision to buy this one
125168
I bought this for when I do my small gig rigs with a  Boss Katana. Wanted something small that could stay on my headstock in a g bag. The tuner worked fine with a Squier 51 guitar which I have as a living room guitar at home, so I took it to a gig yesterday and put it on the headstock of my Anderson Bobcat. Of course, I didn't check it beforehand, so Murphy struck. The bottom three strings would not respond at all, and the G barely registered. I figured it was a sweet spot issue and moved it around but no good. Just would not work. Ended up tuning using my trusty old Mk I ears, not as precise but managed to squeak by. Never had this issue with my Snark, and would prefer use it, but if forget to take it off it gets snapped off when I put it in the gig bag and one day it is going to break off totally. Anyway, hopefully not too late to return it. Going to try an AxeRig and see how that works out.
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You cannot get by without the bag if you buy the Hercules GS414B A/G guitar stand. It just wouldn't make good sense. Not to mention it does double duty as a camera tripod carry bag. I've always need both.
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The bag doesn't have much padding, much less than I expected from the description. Also, I don't know if it's because the padding thinness or type, or the outside material, the bag is very floppy and folds onto itself when there is no bass inside (I have other gig bags that don't do that). Careful, this bag is very tall, so with a normal size bass (34 frets Ibanez) there is an even floppier section about 6" at the top above the headstock. Note the straps are not padded, if that's important to you.