Gig bag for bass trumpet

Macbone1 · by **Macbone1** » 2025-08-19 9:57 a.m.

I'm considering a soft gig bag for my Holton Bb bass trumpet. Does anyone have any practical ideas?

Closest size and shape I could find was for alto sax.

JohnL · by **JohnL** » 2025-08-19 10:22 a.m.

You might try looking at some of the "tactical yoga bags" on the market.

MStarke · by **MStarke** » 2025-08-19 3:27 p.m.

If it has comparable dimensions to the Conn bass trumpet, the Cronkhite alto trombone Gigbag (obviously without the slide compartment) could be a good, but somewhat expensive option.

JohnL · by **JohnL** » 2025-08-19 3:42 p.m.

[quote="MStarke"]If it has comparable dimensions to the Conn bass trumpet, the Cronkhite alto trombone Gigbag (obviously without the slide compartment) could be a good, but somewhat expensive option.[/quote]
Back when Hornguys used to sell Lidl rotary valve bass trumpets, they came with a Cronkhite gig bag.

AtomicClock · 2025-08-19 3:48 p.m.

[quote="JohnL"]Back when Hornguys used to sell Lidl rotary valve bass trumpets, they came with a Cronkhite gig bag.[/quote]

I have one of these and can take measurements, if you want.

JohnL · by **JohnL** » 2025-08-19 3:53 p.m.

[quote="AtomicClock"]<QUOTE author="JohnL" post_id="283880" time="1755632554" user_id="119">
Back when Hornguys used to sell Lidl rotary valve bass trumpets, they came with a Cronkhite gig bag.[/quote]

I have one of these and can take measurements, if you want.
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I would strongly suggest taking measurements. My B&M piston valve bass trumpet didn't come anywhere near fitting in the Cronkhite bag for the Lidl.

Macbone1 · by **Macbone1** » 2025-08-19 7:18 p.m.

Thanks for all the great responses!. I'll consider all of it.

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