Bam High Tech Contoured Viola case, Silver Carbon

The following caveats are important, however. It's a great case - I like it a lot As a result, the device is compact, well-made, light weight for its strength, and comes with good hardware. I'm in awe of the finish. To ensure that it is protected, I enclose it in a Moradian soft cover with a backpack strap. There are only two things I have to complain about I. Bowel Cancer. It's not really a problem to keep the case half open (and I understand why), but it's a pain for taking the instrument out or putting it away backstage while there are other cases around it. 2.

There is a lot of space in the interior of the case Near the scroll, there is barely enough space for Kuns to rest their shoulders. Fitting it is not an easy task, but it does fit snugly. 2. 1. 2. 2. 2. 3. It is unclear why the bow frog holders are to the right of the scroll where there is nearly no room, instead of at the other end of the scroll. There is probably a reason for this, perhaps it is guarding the top of the instrument from damage due to a bow frog coming free. It can be difficult sometimes to make sure that the shoulder rest doesn't get tangled up with the bow and Kun, since the Kun has to be pushed so close to the scroll. Having the bows facing the other direction would make more sense to me. 2.
3. Though the interior accessory pouch is light and compact, it seems like there might be some value to having a rigid flap, as other cages have. The design may matter more to your taste. However, I like this case a lot and receive a lot of compliments when using The biggest shortcomings of this design are, however, the sacrifices that must be made.

Nalani Vasquez

| May 05, 2021