MONO M80 Dreadnought Guitar Hybrid Case Jet Black

If you want to wrap your baby in protection this is the case for you. I have 3 no better case.

So far so good-- got this for my Taylor dreadnought, for a European tour. Very well made, light, and comfortable. I feel confident it will wear well.

This case would be absolutely perfect if it would stay rested on its side and didn't topple over when you place it down. Because of the size of the front pocket or the general design, it tends to roll over face first when you place it down. Everything else about this case is absolutely perfect. Its the best softshell case I've ever seen and used

After purchasing my Martin Acoustic Electric Dreadnought guitar and finding out that the case I had planned to use was just a bit to small, I researched cases and went back to Guitar Center to purchase a new one. There were a few I was interested in, looking for a moderately priced case that would provide a good fit and protection. This Mono, although looking like a great case, was my last choice due to the cost. After checking out the other cases and not being satisfied with what they had to offer, I checked out the Mono and fell in love with it. Although it is generically designed to fit any Dreadnought guitar, my Martin seemed to have too much room left after setting it in this case. However, after securing the neck support and closing the cover, the guitar was snugly protected and I couldn't detect much movement, if any at all. I decided to go with it and am very happy with it. Before coming in, I price matched and found the same case for almost $50.00 less at another on-line store. Guitar Center approved the price match and I walked out a happy customer with a new case for my Martin. Since I wipe the guitar down after using it, I decided to place the towel at the base of the case and wrap the strap at the top of the body, below the neck support strap, for more movement protection.

I have hard cases for my guitars, but for any long distance carrying (Let's say a block or more) they can really get heavy, even using a Back-Axe... I wanted something that was protective, lighter than a hard case, and easy to use. I bought this item with that in mind, and then looked at it closely. I checked all the seams the fabric, and the inside construction only to find it to be top notch in all respects, or at least it is in my instance/case. I put a Epiphone AJ-220sce inside and except for the fit being a little tighter than I would have liked in length.. another inch would have made this a PERFECT case!!! (but it is just the right length to keep the instrument in place) . I could find nothing negative at all,. It is well constructed, and very durable so should last a long time and also really protective of the guitar.

I'm very impressed with the quality & excellent design of the MONO M80 Dreadnought Guitar Hybrid Case. It protects about as well as a case, but is light & very portable & has lots of well-thought-out features, such as a pouch on the underside for papers/sheet music & a place inside the main pouch to hold patch cables. It's pricey, but it's worth it to have this top-of-the-line gig bag.