Detail 01
600D x 600D polyester
Denier is thread weight. 600D is the common gigbag grade — it resists scuffs and drags without being stiff.

Independent shopping perspective
A fitted cover cut for the Markbass Standard 104HF cabinet. For players who gig, store, or trailer the cab and want it kept clean.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Denier is thread weight. 600D is the common gigbag grade — it resists scuffs and drags without being stiff.
Detail 02
Sheds rain and spilled drinks off the surface. It buys you time in weather, but it isn't a waterproof seal.
Detail 03
Slick inner face, so pulling the cover on and off won't sand the tolex or dull the grille cloth.
Detail 04
Roughly a finger's thickness. Absorbs knocks and cart rash in transit; it is not shock protection for a fall.
Detail 05
Sized to the 104HF. A snug cover stays put in a moving vehicle instead of sliding off mid-drive.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This one is cut for the 104HF. Markbass makes a separate cover for the 104HR.
Water-resistant, not waterproof. The PVC-coated outer sheds rain and splashes, but don't leave the cab out in a downpour or standing water.
No. Use the cab's own handles. The cover is protection, not a carry system.
Not really. 10mm foam handles scuffs, dings and cart rash. A drop onto concrete needs a hard case.
Reference
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