| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Traveling with a reso | | Date: | , December 4, 2007 17:57:15 (+0100) | | From: | HalBro <halbro @.....com>
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| In reply to: | Message 8128 (written by Kathy Barwick) |
I did the same when flying to resosummit -- used the gig bag as a suitcase which
I checked, and carried on the reso in its hard case. I was able to carry on 3
out of the 4 flights, but one was a regional commuter flight where I needed to
gatecheck, but then so did two other reso players and one guitar player, not to
mention half the people with roll-aboards. Instrument was handled with care and
there was no damage to the case.
Of course, my hair was kind of damp during the earlier resosummit sessions.
Hal
Kathy Barwick <kathybarwick@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> I packed a gig bag in my luggage... so I took it on the plane in the
hard case then transferred to the gig bag later.
>
> On the flatpick list someone talked about a flatpicking "frequent flyer"
who packed his guitar in the calton, and his clothes in the gig bag, then
switched the contents when he got to the hotel.
>
> Don't think that'd work for me (makeup case, hair dryer, lots of
clothes) but for those that travel light.... neat idea.
>
> Tom Foote <footet@evergreen.edu> wrote:
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> airplane. I wish now I had spent more time
> trying to figure out that rig because, while the nylon
> gig bag is a lot easier to carry than a hard shell
> case, it is more vulnerable to bumps and the like. I'm
> investigating this and when I feel I have a
> definitive solution, I'll post it...
>
>
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