New Improved Fit! Protec MX305CT Max Tenor Saxophone Case with Backpack Straps, Black
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To make the bottom bow fit snugly, you'll need a couple inches of padding.
I suppose it fits because I have a Selmer Paris saxophone, which is ideal.
Yep!
Sorry, the outside pocket will fit a flute case, but the dimensions for full size sheets are incorrect. Band marching folders are fine, and the standard MX 305 rectangular case will fit some sheet music and a book on the outside.
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The backpack straps. br>br> Who thought this was a good idea in the first place? I get it. It's very convenient to be able to wear your horn as a backpack, especially if you have a lot of walking to do or if you live somewhere where public transportation is available. But seriously, it ruins the rest of the ride when you can't open the case and have it sit flat on the floor with your instrument inside because the straps make the bottom of the case uneven. The case rocks back when you open the top. This could result in your horn being thrown out, depending on where you set the case down to open it. After that, it's all downhill. br>br>I'm going to return this case because the lack of stability is a deal-breaker for me. For me, it was a deal breaker. However, I am not abandoning Pro Tec cases. This is our sixth, and my wife and I have always found them to be excellent value.
I recently purchased a Yamaha 52, which is a perfect fit in this case. On my back, I'm quite at ease.
This is a fantastic situation. I used it for an overnight gig, and the pocket on the side was large enough to hold an extra t-shirt. Shirt, socks, and toiletries are all included! The zipper is a lot smoother than the previous version. The strap is well-made, and the hidden backpack straps are a nice touch. At first, the horn is a little too tight, but it will loosen up after a while. after the first use Selmer SBA/Mk6 size; Keilwerth will not fit. Try SKB 450 for Keilwerth, which is also very good.
The top of the horn had a slight taper and fit snugly. The padding is more than adequate, and it compares favorably to the old wood frame gig case from which I upgraded. br>The side pouches are spacious, and the backpack straps are dependable. Although I prefer a handle or sling strap, this works just fine. br>Excellent purchase - Case that is highly suggested.
This is an excellent case, and the backpack straps are extremely useful. She adores the fact that she can carry it in this manner - This is a case that I would strongly recommend.
Bells with a diameter of 5 or 7 inches are available. The case is ideal for large bell saxophones from the past. It's sturdy and has a lot of storage space.
Awesome!.
It won't fit a 1959 Buescher Aristocrat model tenor sax, but it's a sturdy case nonetheless.