Detail 01
600D x 600D polyester
Standard gigbag-weight fabric. Tough enough to survive being dragged past door frames and stacked under other gear.

Independent shopping perspective
A fitted cover cut for the Markbass Standard 104HR cabinet. For players who move the cab regularly or store it between gigs.

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
Standard gigbag-weight fabric. Tough enough to survive being dragged past door frames and stacked under other gear.
Detail 02
Water beads off instead of soaking through, which matters on a wet load-out between the stage door and the van.
Detail 03
Smooth inside face so grit doesn't get pressed into the tolex every time the cover goes on.
Detail 04
Thin foam layer. Stops corner rub and hardware scratches from other cases stacked against it.
Detail 05
Made to the 104HR's footprint, so it doesn't balloon, flap, or work loose in a moving vehicle.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Markbass cuts each cover to its cabinet. Ordering by model number is the safest way to get the right fit.
No. Covering a working cab blocks the grille and traps heat. Take it off before the set.
A snug fit helps, but strap the cab down regardless. The cover doesn't secure anything.
It keeps dust and surface moisture off. It won't control humidity in a damp room — that's a job for the storage space itself.
Reference
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