Detail 01
48 inch internal length
Sized around full-scale bass length. Short-scale basses fit but sit with slack at the headstock end.

Independent shopping perspective
A bass-length version of the M80 case, cut for standard four-string electric basses that need real transport protection between home, rehearsal and gigs.


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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
Sized around full-scale bass length. Short-scale basses fit but sit with slack at the headstock end.
Detail 02
Fine for solidbody basses. Acoustic and semi-hollow basses are deeper and will not close.
Detail 03
An inch wider than the electric guitar version, matching the larger upper horn of a bass body.
Detail 04
Covers mainstream bass body widths. Unusually wide or boutique bodies should be measured first.
Detail 05
Handles common four-string heads. Five- and six-string headstocks are often wider and can jam.
Detail 06
The body locks into a fitted section, keeping the bass from shifting on its long axis in transit.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It depends on the headstock. The pocket is 6-1/2 inches wide, and many five-string headstocks are wider. Measure across the tuners before buying.
Yes. The 48 inch interior is longer than a short-scale bass needs, so it will sit with extra room at the headstock end.
No. Maximum internal depth is 3 inches, and acoustic bass bodies are far deeper.
This one is 48 inches long instead of 41-1/2, and 12-1/2 inches at the upper bout instead of 11-1/2. Body depth and headstock width are the same.
Reference
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