WolfPak Polyfoam Trombone Case Black

On one end, the bottom of the slide hooks over a padded section, while on the other, the bell connection fits up to keep the slide in place. I didn't like the padded cover that velcros over it because it looks too short when closed. I'm always worried that the slide will scratch my bell, so I fold a hand towel and place it over the bell section. My slide will also be more secure as a result of this. The bell part was custom-molded to fit my bell perfectly.

It was necessary for us to return it. It wouldn't fit my son's Bach 42BO inside.

Although I don't have a bass trombone to test, the bell should fit (diameter: 10 inches). The clearance for the lower part of the bell section, on the other hand, might not be sufficient. When a tenor trombone is used to close the case, there isn't much room.

Hello, Lucy; as it happens, I use a case for a Yamaha 3530R tenor trombone, which is very similar to the YSL 354 Yamaha tenor you have; Mine is about the same size as yours, and the middle foam piece on the bell side isn't an issue. It does, however, aid in the stabilization of the bell section. However, there were two issues I had to deal with in that case: (1) On the slide side, at the end of the slide section, there is a foam block that fits into the bell - (2) The shoulder strap clips that fit at the neck level when worn backpack style kept falling out, so I had to cut a notch to fit my slide. To connect the two pieces, I used a carabiner ring. Aside from that, the case has been satisfactory. You might want to take a look at the Kayces KBF- TM1; It has an end strap that makes pulling the case off a shelf or out of a vehicle much easier.