SKB ATA Roto Electric Bass Case with Wheels and TSA Lock

Don't break your back while rushing to your connecting flight! This SKB electric bass case features wheels and TSA-friendly latches.

Overview

Recent global developments have given rise to many concerns for airline travelers, especially for the emotional attachment to the cargo of the traveling musician.
SKB's engineering team has addressed these travel issues with a bold innovated design, and futuristic molding techniques. The 1SKB-44RW ATA Electric Bass Case has been re-designed to accommodate a secure closure with the TSA recognized strap closure to meet the needs of the traveling musician. This is designed to work the majority of standard gig bags such as the SKB 1SKB-GB44.

Features:

- Roto molded for durability
- ATA compliant
- Ergonomic handle
- Wheels for easy transport
- TSA locking strap
- Unrivaled protection when traveling

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Specs

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 17 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 52 x 22 x 9 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 1SKB-44RW

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 714-685-5225
Email: customerservice@skbcases.com
Web: https://shop.skbcases.com/form--contact

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted November 13, 2023 by a customer from gmail.com

"Sturdy and durable"

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I took my bass to Japan on tour in the SKB ATA Roto Electric Bass Case. The wheels made it super easy to navigate through busy airports, trains and other crowded spaces, and it was super handy to have the option of standing it upright when I was storing it. It also didn't seem any more heavy than a regular road case, and I had the added benefit of having my soft case on tour with me, which was handy for shows when we were just taking public transportation to and from the venue. The true test, though, was when I accidentally lost control of it at the top of a looooong train station escalator and had to watch helplessly as it shot like a rocket down the entire thing, then landed on it's side at the bottom level and proceeded to skid about another 20 feet. Luckily it wasn't a busy time of day, and no one was injured or hit by it. I was sure my bass was toast, but when I checked it, it was as snug as a bug in this thing. No damage to the bass, or the case (with the exception of a couple surface scrapes). Highly recommend.

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