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At A Glance

Case Style
Durable Nylon Gig Bag
Origin
China
Color
Black w/ Black Interior
Material
Exterior is covered with rugged nylon w/soft plush interior
Handle
Nylon Web Carry Handle & Shoulder Strap
Latch
Zipper
Pockets
Zippered Accessory Compartment in Front
Interior Color
Blue
Description

Schecter produced the 499 Bass Guitar Gig Bag as a protective carrying solution sized for bass guitar. It occupied a functional, entry-level position in Schecter's accessories line.

The bag features an exterior constructed from rugged nylon with a soft plush interior lining. A nylon web carry handle and shoulder strap provide transport options. Access is secured by zipper closure, and a zippered accessory compartment on the front face offers additional storage for cables, straps, or small tools.

Owners requiring repairs, modifications, or setup work on the instrument carried in this bag should consult a qualified luthier or guitar technician for assistance.

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