Darkglass Microtubes 900 Bag

If you own a Microtubes 900, and you're an active musician, you kinda need this bag. The Microtubes has a rather specific form factor, which makes it difficult to schlep about. It being a rather expensive piece of equipment, you don't want to toss it in a bag either.
This bag is specially made for the Microtubes, and you can tell. Obviously it fits perfectly, and the material, the finish, the straps, the zippers; it all says high quality. But this is reflected in the price as well.
All in all, I feel this should have been included when you buy a Microtubes 900, and charging EUR 100,- for it separately is not really cool, but I will still recommend it.

I've been using micro amps for awhile now: first Aguilar TH500, then Mesa D800+, and now Darkglass 900v2LE. For the TH500, I bought the Aguilar carry bag -- $60 USD, sturdy, and nicely padded. The D800+ came with a "free" bag which was better than no bag but not nearly as sturdy as the Aggie.

When I switched to the Darkglass amp I investigated a number of carry bags and eventually decided on Darkglass. In short, I'm completely satisfied. Yes, it's expensive, which is why I hesitated, but it fits the amp perfectly and is superior even to the Aguilar bag. It also looks much nicer: I didn't like the huge silkscreened company logo on the Ag bag, whereas the Darkglass bag has an embroidered bass clef mandala (the Darkglass emblem) that's elegant, not excessive. I've been using the Darkglass bag for months now. It's a soft bag and not a road case, obviously, but I move my own gear locally so the bag is perfect: I trust it even when stowing it along with other gear in the back of my wagon.