MONO Cases, Gig Bags & Covers

For musicians, the tools of the trade are more than simply things. Our instruments and gear put us in touch with our creativity, which means we put a little piece of ourselves into them in turn. It's not even a stretch to call them "companions," and like anything or anyone else that keeps us company, they deserve to be treated with care. MONO cases, gig bags and covers are designed to do just that. With their high-tech design and construction, these accessories will keep your valuable instruments and equipment out of harm's way when you're heading to lessons, gigs or practice - and they deliver a ton of utility as well.

MONO has a really unique approach to case design, which is aimed at combining gig bag portability with rigid case protection. They do that by using a special foam material for their case shells: it's tough as nails, but light as a feather. Next, they add ABS panels to every spot that needs a little extra durability. The finishing touch is a well-planned layout with lots of nooks and crannies to store the little extras that go along with your instrument. Some of the best examples of this construction method are the M80 series of cases, including the M80 Dual (Double) Guitar Case, M80 Electric Bass Case, M80 Classical/OM Case and M80 Concert Ukulele Case... just to name a few.

You don't need strings on your instrument to take advantage of MONO cases, either. Check out the M80 Cymbal Case, M80 Series Snare Bag and M80 Series Double Bass Drum Pedal Bag if you're a drummer. Do your best work digitally? You'll want to look into the MONO Kontroller and EFX FlyBy in that case. More of a piano man (or woman)? Then the M80 61-Key Beyboard Case is well worth considering.

The bottom line is that you know best which kinds of cases are right for you, and a browse through this selection of MONO cases, gig bags and covers is sure to lead you to some accessories you won't want to miss out on. By bringing together the light weight of a gig bag with the serious protection of a hard-shell case, MONO has done something that other manufacturers thought was impossible - and it's good news for any musician who wants their gear to be portable and well-protected.