Mono Cases Dual Electric Guitar

If you need to carry 2 guitars, this case is the way to go. Other options are to either carry 2 guitar cases around or some cases with lesser protection. If you load it up and strap the Tick on, it will be heavy and bulky for many players, but it remains sturdy. You can tuck away the straps for ease of transport in cars and planes or use the straps sleeve for storage. I use it mainly for playing live and storing guitars on road trips. It can also be used with a single guitar, when you do so, load the single guitar in the rear for better balance. Nice storage options too with two separate compartments.

I wondered for a long time if a gigbag would be o.k. for giggng week in week out. After all, you'll never beat a hard case right? But dragging 2 or more hard cases around was starting to be a real pain. After chatting to some friends who were already using and recommending Mono I gave it a try and I'm very glad I did.
The quality of materials and finish of this gigbag is superb and at this point, doesn't show any signs of one year of busy use. Another fear I had for a gigbag was how much protection it would offer versus a hard case should the case fall over. Again, no worries there is plenty of protection and any shocks are well absorbed. The 2 front pockets allow for just enough storage for a strap, a lead or 2 and cops, picks etc.
But the option of having the Tick 2.0 bag is great for something like a HX Stomp and power adaptor.
Best of all it has reduced the number of trips into the gig to just 1 carry which might sound like a small thing but when you are parked a distance away in the rain, you'll be happy!
You get what you pay for and this is a great quality product.
I'll be ordering another one for my acoustic for sure.