Dolly Bags
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Dolly Bags
Anyone else have a Dolly gig bag? I don’t see too many. I love mine. Styled like the original Reunion Blues, but with a large accessory pocket on the side opposite the slide compartment.
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Re: Dolly Bags
Have an old Edwards bass bag, which was a Dolly bag.
Main case I’ve used for over 2 decades. Still in good shape.
Cheers,
Andy
Main case I’ve used for over 2 decades. Still in good shape.
Cheers,
Andy
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Re: Dolly Bags
I love mine. But it says "Edwards" on the side of it. Might be slightly different than the Dolly Bag offering. (?) - Doug
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Of a certain age, they were just the same Dolly Bag with the “Edwards” written on the one trim spot.
This matches mine and all the Dolly bags I’ve ever seen:
https://www.thebrass-exchange.com/cont ... eather-bag
Cheers,
Andy
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It’s only too bad that she went out of business.
I’m on my second one. The first one had Edwards on it. It was carrying a 42B that I bought on Ebay. Sold the Bach, kept the case. It started to look rough.
I was lucky to find another one.
I’m on my second one. The first one had Edwards on it. It was carrying a 42B that I bought on Ebay. Sold the Bach, kept the case. It started to look rough.
I was lucky to find another one.
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Re: Dolly Bags
Yes - that is exactly like mine. Really like it.elmsandr wrote: ↑Wed Jan 04, 2023 11:56 am Of a certain age, they were just the same Dolly Bag with the “Edwards” written on the one trim spot.
This matches mine and all the Dolly bags I’ve ever seen:
https://www.thebrass-exchange.com/cont ... eather-bag
Cheers,
Andy
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I have an old Tuxedo bass trombone gig bag with a similar design including the pouch on the outside. I think they still make that design, but it's hard to tell because they don't seem to have a functioning website.
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Man, I had a 90’s Tuxedo tenor bag that was very similar and awesome. Sold it with a horn to a friend… still wish I had that horn AND that bag. They changed the tuxedo shape just a little and the newer version was so much worse. Now I use this bass Edwards/Dolly bag even with my large tenors.
If I can get a newer semi-hard gig case I like even half as much as this bag I would switch over… but alas I haven’t found one.
Cheers,
Andy
If I can get a newer semi-hard gig case I like even half as much as this bag I would switch over… but alas I haven’t found one.
Cheers,
Andy
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This is the one I use most of the time: https://hornguys.com/collections/trombo ... -baby-soft
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Re: Dolly Bags
If you’re looking for hybrid bags there is also the other bonna case with a fiberglass half shell and then full slide protection on the other side, before I got my bell cut it was my go to bag for nyc commuting
https://hornguys.com/products/marcus-bo ... s-trombone
https://hornguys.com/products/marcus-bo ... s-trombone
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I have three horns in those now.BigBadandBass wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 5:24 pm If you’re looking for hybrid bags there is also the other bonna case with a fiberglass half shell and then full slide protection on the other side, before I got my bell cut it was my go to bag for nyc commuting
https://hornguys.com/products/marcus-bo ... s-trombone
In my opinion, it's the perfected design of the Reunion Blues O Style, which I still use for two horns.
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I've spent time staring at those photos on a few occasions.GabrielRice wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:37 pm This is the one I use most of the time: https://hornguys.com/collections/trombo ... -baby-soft
Other than that long foam pad in between the slide tubes, is there anything which prevents the weight of the bell section from being borne by the middle of the tubes, especially when you buckle it in? Like, is that flap rigid or something?
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The piece that holds the end of the slide in place is rigid.
The bell and slide are not in contact.
The bell and slide are not in contact.
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Re: Dolly Bags
Am I the only one who saw this topics's title and thought of Miss Parton?
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Probably.officermayo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 11:21 am Am I the only one who saw this topics's title and thought of Miss Parton?
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Oh, well.Posaunus wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 12:27 pmProbably.officermayo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 11:21 am Am I the only one who saw this topics's title and thought of Miss Parton?
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The contest entry form said "Void where prohibited", so I peed on the Captain's desk.