You can put a guitar in a bass gig bag, but it will be loose, and sliding around. A bass won’t fit into a guitar gig bag. There are gig bags for two guitars, and it may be that you can find a double bag with one for guitar and one for bass.
Subsequently, are hard guitar cases better?
However, hard cases can be significantly more expensive and cumbersome to travel with than a soft sided case. When to pick a hard guitar case? Generally speaking, a hard guitar case is preferred over a soft case in just about every scenario from a protection standpoint.
Additionally, can a bass fit in a guitar bag? It won’t fit in a guitar case.
Correspondingly, can I put an electric guitar in an acoustic guitar case?
Can I Put An Acoustic Guitar In An Electric Guitar Case Or Vice Versa? In most cases I would recommend against this. Acoustic and electric guitars are not crated equal, and they usually vary in size. So, it’s not clear whether your acoustic guitar would fit in an electric case or vice versa.
Can you play an acoustic guitar like a bass?
You “can” practice bass on acoustic, but it’s not really the same at all. Sure, the first four strings of a guitar are just bass strings an octave higher, but that’s the only similarity. The string spacing, the distance between frets and the length of the neck are all (obviously) different.
Do short scale basses fit in guitar cases?
Firstly, the smaller size makes them very portable. In fact, some Short-Scale basses (but not all) can actually fit inside guitar cases and gig bags, which will take up much less room than your standard bass gig bag or hard case, significantly cutting down room in your vehicle when you are moving gear around to a show.
How do you carry a hard case on a guitar?
How much does a bass case cost?
Beginners can find a quality double bass case for less than $100. From there, the price increases to around $150.
How protective are hardshell guitar cases?
They come standard with many high-end instruments, and their biggest advantage is their rigid frame. Hardshell cases do a much better job at protecting the instrument than their soft counterparts, and are excellent at protecting from the elements, dust, and minor bumps and drops.
Is acoustic bass hard to play?
First things first, the acoustic bass is simply harder to play. Yes, all of the notes are the same, but I’m talking physically harder. You have to press down the strings harder on an acoustic bass which is just physically harder (unless you’re using tapewound strings).
Should I learn acoustic or bass?
By learning the acoustic guitar first, you are adapting to the mindset of melody for which the acoustic is intended. Starting with the bass first (or sooner) will get you into the mindset of the bass faster, which is rhythm.
Should I learn bass or acoustic bass?
Beginners will have an easier time learning how to play the bass if they are more knowledgeable about the different parts and features. Most electric bass guitars feature 3 band EQs and 2 pickups. These amplify the sound a lot clearer and better than the acoustic bass guitars.
What are hard shell guitar cases made of?
Hardshell (Wooden) Guitar Cases
Hardshell guitar cases are usually made of ¼” or ⅜” plywood and covered primarily in tweed or tolex (the same stuff most guitar amps are covered with).
What are the six strings?
The guitar has 6 strings. Listed from low to high, the guitar string notes are: E, A, D, G, B, E. To help memorize these string names, there are a couple of sayings that we can use: Eddie Ate Dynamite, Good Bye Eddie or Eat A Dead Grasshopper Before Everything.
Will a gig bag protect my guitar?
The guitars were bought with hard cases. Gig bags can offer a good amount of protection, not surprisingly dependent on how much it costs. They are great at protecting from rain, as long as you don’t leave it outside during a storm. They also protect from dust at home, and take up less room than a hard case.