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Protec's Gold Series Triple Horn Bag is an all-in-one solution for the working horn player. Unique to this design are a removable mute bag that accommodates up to 5 mutes, a modular adjustable insert that fits up to 3 horns (including a 2 Bb trumpet and Flugel Horn configuration), large full size exterior accessory pocket, weather resistant exterior with super thick 20mm padding.
Fits up to 3 horns (including 2 Bb trumpet and Flugel horn configuration) with a thickly padded adjustable insert
Thick 20mm protective padding, weather resistant ballistic nylon exterior, with strong metal hardware and stitching
Dual corded handle design with comfortably padded handle wrap secured with by hook and loop closure and lid secure straps for a music stand
Large front-side sheet music pocket with built-in organizer and clear zippered pouches, and includes rear-side removable mute storage bag (that can accommodate up to 5 mutes)
Includes thickly padded adjustable shoulder strap with grip surface & strong metal hardware, ID luggage tag, and is backpackable with Protec’s optional backpack strap (model #BPSTRAP)
Far superior to its Reunion Blues counterpart. This thing gives me peace of mind. Because the middle section is securely velcro-ed to the bag, the instruments that you put on either side are in no danger of shifting and bumping into anything.The fit is snug. I use it for one Bb and one flugelhorn.The bag itself has a lot of room for storage in the outer pockets for miscellaneous items like tuners, oil, rags, cloths, mouthpiece pouches, writing utensils, yadda yadda. I especially love the way that the outer pocket designed for music will fit long folders and ZIP up to keep anything from falling out. Tons of room for books, folders and music.The bag comes with a removable mute bag. This is a great mute bag, but it makes the case a LOT bigger. If you need the mutes, you need the mutes, but I'd recommend avoiding it if you can; store mutes in the second large trumpet section, for example, when you only need one horn. For how heavy this thing can get with the equipment it can hold, the bag is pretty well balanced when carried by the shoulder strap. The weight is very manageable.The bag is designed exactly as it is named: a bag to gig with. It's for those of us with a lot of stuff to use at gigs when we only want to haul one case for it all, even if the case is a bit larger than a single-trumpet case. If you only have one trumpet, you'll love the space for your folders, items and mutes, and you may need more than one trumpet in the future at an engagement. I'd say that it's a good buy even for the single-trumpet user, especially for $100, because it holds everything and isn't terribly large if you take off the mute bag.If you don't need a place for your folders, mutes and what have you, then I'd say get something else. There are lighter, smaller options. You probably won't get much cheaper than $100 for good protection, though, so don't think you're saving a ton.For those who don't know: it's not realistic to put anything other than a picc or Eb into the middle section for a total of three trumpets. Most "triple gig bags" won't really hold three trumpets. "Triple cases" usually do and come on wheels.-Pete
