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Another vote for the Ahead. Dan -
I would say it would protect enough the fiber plates are really strong and should hold up long after any wear could be detected. And...
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.Glad to hear that, I hate the way the fleece dividers collapse on my old PR bag, makes it a faff straightening them out before I can put...
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I have the Ahead with wheels and love it. It's much better than my PR (not the AAA PR). More protection and the dividers don't collapse...
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.I just spoke to a drum shop and the guy said Ahead are made in the US and way superior to Protection Racket whose products are now made...
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I can't speak of the RBs, but the AAAs always served me well (I sold them when gigging was at an all-time low, and space was more...
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.Thanks. Would you say the polycarbonate frame of the AAA cymbal case would pretty much guarantee cymbals not breaking through at the...
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.I've been thinking long and hard about five bags I've shortlisted. Tama Powerpad, Ahead with trolley & wheels, Protection Racket AAA...
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I bought this one after a friend let me borrow one just like it. I've been very pleased with it...
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I keep a set of cymbals in mine, a 21" ride with two 18" crashes and a set of 14" hi hats. I just checked to see what's available for...
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In the UK? Get a Hardcase!! 2 years??Pfffttt! A Hardcase protects your cymbals properly, most of it's constituent parts that MAY...
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Yes. The mid-grade model in the their online catalog.
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The Protection Racket AAA is your best friend then.
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.Yeah, I do agree a Hardcase would last a lifetime. But I just prefer the ease and speed of unzipping and pulling cymbals out of the top...
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Merlin5 replied to the thread Cymbal Bag.Very nice looking bag. Is it Reunion Blue?
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