FB620 is a perfect fit for a Japanese Jazz Aerodyne electric bass (all black, no pick guard). Solid value for the price, solid storage and good quality that should last a while. Some flaws but not that bad, see pros/cons below.PROS- Solid construction, quality materials, looks good; nice clearance for oversized tuner keys- lightweight, not heavy at all; sturdy standing upright without guitar- slim profile, especially with the straps zipped away inside their pocket- thick metal zippers and toggles for main openings; small back zippers for smaller pockets- soft black interior with movable velcro thick neck cradle to position just right- inside patches to protect string ends from ripping velour- thick 20mm padding along interior edges; interior rubber slot for bout strap button- exterior rubber bumper guards at both headstock tip and bout bottom for added protection- zipper closure on should strap pockets so dont fall out, hidden away if folded in- hidden open pocket above strap pocket you can use to "lift" bag vertically (maybe)- front pocket is thick, zipper closure, with handing interior pockets for lots of small items- breathable foam exterior padding attached to case back for more comfort while wearing on shoulders- padded ergo shoulder straps, adjustable length with metal carbide closures- thick foam side handle, waterproof vinyl exterior with rivets on either end for strength- small name tag slot/window for traveling- solid seller, came in padded box within 2 days free shipping (said would take two weeks!)- amazing value at $60, don't buy 610 or thinner Fender bags for same price (or more)CONS- overall a bit loose in the front and back; sides are fine; might fit a Precision tighter- interior padding of back and front surfaces are 1/2 as thick (10mm max) as edge foam padding- neck cradle leave gap between headstock and back padding, can feel when back closed- besides shoulder straps no dedicated handles to lift bag when standing upright (front or back)- bag wrinkles (doesn't not fold) while empty standing upright because of thinner front/back padding- maybe a carry-on but not check-in luggage as-is, needs more additional padding for front/back- oversized shipping box and bubble padding overkill, but still nice- if over $100 buy a hardcase or gator gig bag insteadOverall, great Fender case for light travel, casual gigs and everyday movement, shoulder straps are nice and comfortable. When guitar in the case, I would fill the gap between headstock with folded terry towels or the bubble wrap from the shipping box just to play it safe. I would also add bubble wrap whole headstock, back surface of body and along the front neck/strings for added safety to shore up thinner padding in those areas, fill in the loose areas better. However, for hardcore gigging or checking-in as luggage on a plane get a hard case or a better quality $$$ gator/mono bag.

Great bag at a great price! My daughter’s Fender bass fits well and is nicely protected.

The one I use before is the bag i brought from guitar center. Since I got a new bass for practice, I purchase this bag to carry it around for flight or lessons.Pros:It is much thicker than the one I used before and I can feel the thickness inside of the bag which give me a protected feeling. I dropped my bass from bag before so it really solve my ptsd.The material feel very stable and nice quality. I always have no doubt about fender instruments. But it is surprise that they make nice bass bag too.There is two place for information card. It is nice as I can insure my stuff. I am also the person that draw nice cards for these.There's a place for neck protection. That's pretty nice. All my previous ones except luggage type don't have it. (Maybe I just buy bad stuffThere's a big section rubber protection on top of the bag too. I like it.Cons (or just my opinion):I don't know if this is for all people but I can not hold the sounds that formboard rubbed together. Those "jirajira" sound makes me having a headache unfortunately this bad have these sound. I can still accept it as it only happen when I am putting my bass in...I also hope they can have a band that connects the neck protection thing so my bass won't have a chance to move around.And I wish they have a small pouch on the neck place like I had on my previous bad so I don't have to bend down for stuff. I usually put my tuner battery and other often needed stuff in there so I have to get use to it.I also hope they make the outside bag a little wider because I wish I can put more stuff in.Overall it is a very very nice bag. I am looking forward to carry it around for many things. As a person go out alot, cases aren't very convenient. And this bag solve my problem. I will also decorate it a bit more in the future. I hope I can be those famous band one day that have all these stickers on their bag hh.

Exactly what I needed for my Player Stratocaster. A step up from the basic and cheapest gig bag that Fender makes, and it shows. Plenty of padding, nice thick handle, and overall solid structure. The guitar feels perfectly snug inside the bag (no movement, but not overly tight either), stitching looks good, zippers are nice and solid (and don't get stuck), the two front pockets are deep with plenty of little pockets and a nice red interior. Would recommend for the average player.

This bag is awesome!There is a donut-shaped plastic retainer at the heel that you place the strap button into. This helps to position the guitar inside the case at the body end. There is a neck support pad just away from the headstock of most Fender solid-body guitars. Then if your guitar is a long scale instrument, make certain to push the headstock all the way into the top end of the bag. The headstock will be a slightly tight fit, but that is okay since that area of the gigbag is reinforced and thickly padded. The entire bag is thickly padded. Not quite as thick as some of the Reunion Blues gigbags, but still very well padded in all of the right places.The interior is soft and will not scratch your guitar. The exterior fabric is tough and durable as are the zippers and stitching on every part of the bag.It fits my 2020 Fender Player Stratocaster as if the bag was custom made just for this guitar!If you need a gigbag for your Strat or Tele, I highly recommend this one.It is the perfect soft case for grab-n-go gigs or sessions where you don't need the additional protection and bulk of a hard case, and it is the most gigbag per dollar you will find for your Fender Solid Body.Enjoy!

Ich bin mit diesem Kauf sehr zufrieden, sowohl meine Strat als auch meine Tele passen perfekt in die Tasche. Sie ist sehr gut verarbeitet und trägt sich durchaus angenehm. Die Gurte für die Schultern lassen sich in einer kleinen Tasche verstauen, sodass beim Tragen in der Hand nichts auf dem Boden schleift. Man sollte aber vielleicht wissen, dass in die fordere Tasche keine DIN A4 Seiten passen, dafür lassen sich Plektren, Stifte und alles was man so braucht als Gitarrist schön verstauen.

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It's good product for gig

You get what you pay for. First I ordered a cheaper gig bag but sent it back since it felt flimsy and hadn’t a sturdy enough frame. So I payed more than double for this and I still think I made a bargain. The durability and the quality makes me believe this gig bag will be with me over the next couple of decades. Well worth the higher price compared to competitors.

Produit très mal manufacturé... une basse ça pèse lourd et cela serait chouette que les coutures soit adaptée !Je ne l’ai pratiquement pas utilisé ( acheté fin août 2020) du fait du confinement et de la fermeture des studios.Et elle vient de craquer !!! Alors que c’est maintenant que je vais en avoir besoin.Réponse du fournisseur Sonovente : désolé on ne peut rien faire ... ! Génial ! 👍🏼