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I made a creamy seafood pasta at my most recent catering event. I was shooting for fresh and new but ended up in a nostalgic flavor that brought me straight to my childhood. One of …

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United Breaks Guitars

Written by on July 12, 2009 – Follow me on Twitter One Comment | Print

Dave Carroll

This is the reason why I hand carry my bass.  Poor Dave Carroll.  I know how he feels.  Actually every musician knows how he feels.

In fact, when I accidentally bumped my bass into a mic stand it hurt my feelings.  I’d hate to see someone tossing around my bass like it was a toy like they did with Dave’s guitar.

Do airlines still allow you to carry on your instruments?  How do you travel with your instrument?

I just saw this on the internet: http://www.casextreme.com/

The Case Xtreme looks like a better option than the steel/aluminum cases.

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  • Steven McCall says:
    July 20, 2009 at 1:14 pm

    Actually, you are allowed to bring your instrument in the main passenger area.

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