Protec PB304 Alto Saxophone PRO PAC Case - Rectangular
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If you've got an oddly shaped sax, then you should be just fine. I was able to use this case with my cannonball big bell just fine
We have a padded shoulder strap on ours, so there shouldn't be any problems.
I'm doing well. You can use this case with either a bell key saxophone on the right or left. I appreciate your interest. Thank you. Rick/Musiqueweb
The sheet measures 5x11") Thank you for your help.
Selected User Reviews For Protec PB304 Alto Saxophone PRO PAC Case - Rectangular
I chose a 'soft' rectangular case rather than a fitted or rigid appearance. It's not like the fitted cases have a lot of room for anything else but the instrument, and I don't travel enough (except by car) to need the extra protection that a rigid case offers. There is also a lot of quality workmanship on the inside of this case. It has a good interior padding that fits close to my horn (a vintage Selmer), and a wooden frame for protection and long lifespan. It also has high quality components (zippers, Velcro closures, etc. ), nice corner guards, and heavy-duty build. The fabric is heavy duty and there are multiple handles and straps available for carrying.
The bag also features a zip-around pocket on the exterior, large enough to hold several sheet music folders and The inside of the bag has two pockets—one for the mouthpiece, one for the neck, and one small rectangular pocket behind the neck. A place where you can store smaller items such as reed cases. Despite keeping the neck securely in place, the other section of the bag does not have much room, so reeds are all you can put in it. It would be necessary for a larger space to include a cushioned neck bag, but you might also be able to fit other items in it as well. I think this is a real nit-pick Nonetheless, this is an excellent case on the whole. Despite the fact that Protec rectangular cases are less expensive, I found the Pro Pac case to offer much greater value at twice the price. Furthermore, my valuable vintage horn deserves it as a protective case.
Received this case as described and it was even more padded and soft than I had expected. There is an adequate layer of padding on top, but the rest of this case is roomy and cushioned. A zipper pocket on the outer surface makes it easy to store The bag easily fits my horn, its mouthpiece and reeds, a neck strap, a cleaning cloth, and a fuzzy insert. The zippers are really good and the bag has a really nice hand feel to it. We are very happy with this.
This case is exactly what I expected when I purchased it. My antique saxophone fits perfectly inside - I love it. I have an odd habit of- It holds my reed box and neck strap, everything is protected (there is a special cubby behind the pouch for the neck), and there is a large pocket on the outside to hold my reed boxes. A shoulder strap is included, or if you prefer you can snap on a backpack strap - it's easy to use Simple as that.
I recently purchased a vintage sax that has guards on both sides of its keys.
The horn comes with plenty of padding as well as plenty of room for my accessories. It is a reasonably lightweight and durable case. * I am enjoying the included shoulder strap and the side pocket on this bag.
The case is a completely original one, well distributed compartments and high quality materials, however, people who plan to purchase it should keep in mind the weight, since the product is shockproof and thus weighs roughly 20 pounds.
The Yamaha custom Z or EX can be damaged by just holding it, so I would not recommend this model to anyone with a Yamaha custom Z or EX.
For our vintage alto sax, we had a lot of trouble finding a case. It worked out really well. It is a little tight but that is to be expected since it has a softer interior. This case has a hard shell surrounded on both sides by padding and fabric.
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