The balcony toss absolutely could happen and is called the X-Girlfriend test!

“It is January in Germany”, here too, man. Here too.

"Leslie, you can come closer." That's how all good german films begin. With top notch actor studio skills and stunts!

Dude. You didn't even do the Gary Moore test where you put the most famous Les Paul in the trunk of a car and the smash the back of a car with another car. How am I supposed to know that my guitar is safe?

Very impressed , what a resistant thing , I think I’m going to get one ... Harley Benton LP guitar.

But can it survive United Airlines??

That´s what I call a proper HP42 test! Well done Henning and well made Thomann.

Ultimate test. Throw it with the headstock hitting the floor first.

All of the cushion appears to absorb impacts better than a hard shell. But on the other hand, if a 4x12 cab tipped over on top of the hard shell, it would withstand crushing better. Nice case!

ok, that's how you sell a case

But where do I keep my WEED??

"I like that you can store that away so it doesn't dangle." Oh come on man! WHO SAID THAT?

great review, I watched the whole thing!

Only you are able to make a Gig-Bag-Video 20+ Minuten long! I love it!

“Oopsie...ohhhh nooooo” 👏👏👏. Fix the front latch as you’ve mentioned and this is gold. -Aaron

Seeing your sweater and then seeing your house, I am not surprised by the color.

WOW thats a great bag !! Thomann definately well thought that out !! :)

Great vid dude!!

Damn, Leslie did a great job with the hand held camera work! Kudos to Leslie!!! Great video Henning. Thomann really thought this through. Great job to everyone dammit!!!

You are one funny man great review and a great case thumbs up from Australia 🇦🇺

The only thing I miss is a strap in the case to hold the guitar in place. It's great and safe when it's closed, but I know of 1 bass player who wanted to carry the singers cheap guitar to the van. The singer hadn't closed his bag and the guitar fell out. That bass player still feels guilty.

So I was just watching day 1 of Gear Street 4 & youtube served this review as the next thing to watch. So I was thinking what a perfect time for Thomman to release this bag & review from you a mere month before we all start to go into lock down for a couple of years.... (and where I still am....)

Funny coincidence. ;) You recently suggested this case to me on Facebook. I really had it in the back of my mind since, now that I have my Sterling Majesty, i was wrestling between a case (Music Man 5893) or this bag. Although I am not much moving around, but i am looking for something to keep this fine guitar when I am not hanging it on the wall mount. This bag looks pretty firm, should also help in the winter to keep the guitar from too much temperature changes (lots of heating, open window etc). I think I will get that next. ;) Appreciate your help recenlty, and loving your vids. My gf and I both do. Wish i could have you for my guitar teacher, but you're just too far away for that. So I guess i stick with your videos. ;) And, great job, as usual !

All the missed opportunity for the “that’s what she said “ moments

Once we jumped a truck over a set of railroad tracks and watched my rack case roll over my gig bag from bridge to headstock and back. I now understand 3 things more clearly. 1. Secure all stowed items firmly . 2. Gig bags work if properly made. 3 .Flying in a chevy truck is ridiculously fun !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cool review! One thing im most afraid of is water.. it rains/snows a lot in finland I would like to have a gigbag which im sure that it survive rain/snow!

Wonderful video! Very funny and helpful. Thanks!

Love the ending.

endlessly entertaining video

Great video ! Great product !!!

Now that's a great priced awesome bag! I would want to get this one for traveling.

I was a MONO cases fan for a long time, but today I found Thomann premium cases. and WOW! This shit is amazing! and for the half of the price!

KZfaq needs a "wow!" button. That case is crazy! Even lived through a jilted lover tossing it at you from the 2nd floor. Awesome!

Ya had me when you mentioned the attached beer cooler.

I watched this with interest because I use a Reunion Blues case/bag which is pretty similar. All my gigs are fly-in gigs, so I have to put my guitar in the aircraft hold. I was using a good moulded plastic case, but it was heavy, and its shape was awkward - the final straw was when it got stuck in a baggage chute in Gatwick Airport, and basically closed a terminal. I realised then that I needed another solution. The Reunion Blues case has been great at protecting the guitar from bumps and bangs. What it doesn't do well, however, is protect the guitar from the low temperatures in the hold. I've had problems with the neck on my gigging guitar, including frets popping out of their slots during the flight. That guitar's neck has an oil and wax finish, so it may be that the lack of a "proper" finish means the guitar can't withstand the temperature drops. I've just bought a Mexican-made Charvel to replace my gigging guitar, and it has a urethane finish, so I hope it'll withstand the temperature drops better. But ideally, it would be great if a company like Reunion Blues would add a thermal lining to their cases to help with hold temperatures.

Nice track at the end - I wasn't expecting to hear James LaBrie!

The worst that can happen to this is to be left open when the cat comes around. Can it be washed?

Henning maybe get a safe light then that will be protected too :) Looks like a very solid case, good work Thomann!

Great want to see more gears durability test!!!

I am quite impressed

great video again, had a good laugh LOL....but.....great gigbags!!

14:45 In fact it was january everywhere

Well done dude! Actually Thomann's branded products are really good and a lot cheaper than the other branded ones. I bought a Thomann hard case for my bass for just 50 euros (!!!) and it's perfect!

I got one and yes, it's absolutely save and worth double the price. This extra case is awesome! Looks like you could even keep food and drinks cold, due to this isolation. I'm not really into that hook for the front pocket, but the overall design is so neat. Looks better and feels at least as nice as my older case from gator, that is indeed a little more expensive.

13:38 happend to my Fender Stratocaster Classic Player 50's, without any case or bag, and it was still in tune :)

I've been using Mono and Gator gig bags. But I think you've sold me on this Thomann

THAT WAS AWESOME !! :)

Your a crazy person! I love it. You tell it like it is - what a pleasure

Conclusion: The SafeCase is a safe case.

So with shipping to USA, this case not really a good value. I guess I’ll have to add a Harley Benton to my order then?

Great vid. The only true test is checking the baggage in when you fly! Try it 1000 times. Then you have some data you can work with and analyze!

If I may suggest one more test - back hatch of the car boot, slammed over the neck section - happened to me. Guitar leaning against the back of the car.

I see Thomann has a less safe dual gig bag for electric/acoustic, but I don’t see options for solid and semi hollow guitars. I could design something to fit the larger semi hollow into the too big for that acoustic side adding extra protection, but the time cost and effort would add up. Something safe like this for an LP and 335 style would be nice.

Does a Ibanez As73 semi hollow guitar fit in this SafeCase?

Can it fit a schecter v tho

this guy is crazy and i love it.

Pretty cool. How about some scenarios where it lands on the headstock?

the balcony test is like the bastard from the airline throwing your stuff down.

now I want one!

its only missing a side strap to carry it on a shoulder sideways (probably adding it anyway)., and i would replace the closing device by a regular fast boucle one for the front pocket (5min with a sewing machine). i think i'm getting this gigbag

great stuff, exactly what I wanted to know. Nethertheless, it would had be great to do same thing, with a control tuning (with used strings) before and after. : )

How about and archtop guitar - will it fit a Gibson ES175CC?

yes the guitar is fine.. but what about the sandwich?

Which case would you recommend for train travells, e.g. when I forget my guitar (inside the case) on the rails, so it stays safe?

after watching countless videos... is this room indoor or outdoors? I am so confused.. the stone on the right side looks like outdoor stone for the side of a house? I am so confused.

Real world test #1: 90 lb amp stacked next to the guitar in the back of the van falls on it when you hit a bump. Real world test #2: Wearing it back pack style you walk, (or run,) into a low doorway and catch the neck.

I was so afraid the guitar would take damage. Espescially the last "drop" sounded horrible. But it's S A F E. Also look at that happy goat!

I was waiting for you to say "snuggly" for the 7 string...🤣

I need it, like... now

Does a firebird fit? Edit: my firebird does not fit unfortunately.

Henning, what's the outro track? I really like the sound of it. Are you going through a Rush phase?

I'm buying this. Also Henning you always have the wildest shirts. This is how people will dress in the future.

What is better? The Thomann Voyager or Thomann Safecase or Gator G-PG?

Could you review the Thomann E-Bass Gigbag Premium? Also what car is that silver wagon?

I thought you was gonna put your shoe in it when you adjusted them haha Would of been good, Snugly!

All composers should invert a variety of modules, and (if this composes dynamic phrases), proceed to sense linearly until the best result is achieved. In short, the recording must never orchestrate the counterpoint. This composition contextualises all sorts of improvisations, before transposing somewhat quartally, and finishing with an extremely super-microtonal series of 'resonance-sonorities' (as I like to call them). It is plainly obvious that the act of studying chordal fermatas causes one to become extended (and sometimes even hyper-gestural), which is why I deny this approach, preferring instead to simply improvise hyper-symbolically. I was first introduced to the concept of 'semitonally-discontinuous synchronisation-unities' last year, and it has allowed me a greater depth of synergies, especially whilst contextualising the ultimate modulation. Unlike traditional arias, I aim to develop concertos, including a highly ultra-atonal reverberation that cultivates all notions of subtractive modules.

any update on the multi-case?

I wonder if a pedaltrain metro 16 would fit that extra bag🤔

Man I really need your help cause Thomann don’t reply my emails. Is that bag compatible with a semi-hollow guitar??? Thanks

You made me laugh out loud dude.🤣

THE BEER HOLDER DOES IT FOR ME. THANKS THOMANN.

the cat was adorable!

Great ! :) I want one ! And I'll keep Henning's cry in slow motion haha ! 17:15 ^^

15:32 and then you remembered you put your laptop in that front pouch, wonder if that would be fine too.

Hahahahahaha! Henning you´re crazy as always ;-D What a stress test. But - very impressive!

Either a good guitar or a good case

So the standard ISO test is to drop something from 1m and it has to survive. 1st flor balcony was impressive.

What about dropping a combo amp on it or a 2 by 12 or even a 4 by 12

Henning, does this case fits a 335 sheraton?

@EytschPi42 could you please tell me what car are you driving (my drummer wants to know)? Btw good video, I ended up buying it.

Oh man I could have bought 2 of those for my mono... Although I love my mono

It scared me when the 30 kg went on it in the car and not the 1st floor so I am buying it!!! Thanks!

What ? You didn't drove over it backwards with your car ? I thought when you throwed in the light stand.. it could be slide and break your cars front window.. Carglass.. here we come.. LOL.. Nice one Henning ! Greets from Belgium.. strangly enough it's februari here ??

Fill the extra bag with a wah pedal and a semi heavy wireless reciever and try again. 😊

Ok. Just how big is the beer add on? Please tell me a Peavey 6505 MH would fit there?? That was my first and instant thought?! * _ *

The last one almost gave me a heart attack!

Yeah, that's cool. But can a warlock guitar fit in there?

Incidentally, where would one find a gigbag for an EDS-1275 style doubleneck? I think they're even rarer than flying-V gigbags. I once slipped and fell while carrying my new Squier Strat to a Bahnhof. (I was taking her to a shop for a professional setup.) The cheap gigbag failed to protect her from bouncing off the road surface and sustaining a ding on the bottom edge, near the comfort cut. I sure could have used a SafeCase then.

Give that guitar mercy 😭😭😭

At 1st I was reminded of Yngwie Malmsteen tossing around his guitars \m/