Pro Tec Softly Padded In-Bell Storage for Alto Saxophone by Protec (Model# A312)
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You should get the neck measurements of a tenor sax and compare them. One of the Tube MP holders made by Protec is available for purchase This is something I'd like to buy. There is a baritone sax MP version as well.
Although I cannot remember exactly how it fits inside the bell of my tenor sax, I'm sure that it does. In addition to the sax pouch, my alto sax pouch works perfectly
Don't ever damage the mouthpiece by doing this (Band Director). You're going to ruin it by chipping and/or growing disgusting stuff on it. Every time you store your instrument, make sure the mouthpiece is removed from the neck.
My opinion is that it is. A lovely soft bag that holds all my stuff, doesn't scratch the bell and is suitable for traveling. You don't need to use an old sock and it looks great!
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I was able to store my saxophone in this pouch. While traveling with my saxophone, I used to have trouble keeping the neck and mouthpiece from flying all over the case. This pouch keeps them both on the inside of the bell and fits nicely inside. Despite the material's supple feel, it is durable enough to take the heavy load of protecting your neck and mouthpiece while still providing you with In addition, it has a divider inside that keeps the mouthpiece and neck apart and safe from rubbing against one another. This would have kept my mouthpiece from getting scratches and even the reeds from breaking (for when I left the reed on the mouthpiece for a long period). It matches the interior fabric of my Pro Tec saxophone case, which has lasted over 10 years, so it is super simple and easy to use. This item will also be included in my other saxophone purchases.
It would be better if the Pro Tec soft case had a thicker padding. In addition to adjusting the octave key three times already since moving to this system to store a tenor sax neck in the bell, there was a broken tenor sax neck. In addition, it appears to become bent in transport. If the padding was a bit thicker, that would solve this problem.
A padded interior of the Pro Ted The bell storage pouch I needed for my saxophone was just what I was looking for! My neck, mouthpiece, as well as other small items I needed to keep in the open storage space of the tenor sax case fit perfectly in the case as described. Additionally to protecting these items, the pouch makes them accessible in a quick and efficient manner, allowing assembly of the instrument to proceed more quickly. As a great addition for organising things that are essential for performance and security, I think it's great.
It used to be easy for me to get cozy Kiwi pouches, but they're almost gone. My answer to that question is that this would be the next best thing for those who store the mouthpiece "off the neck. " These are the things I like best about it Please note In this case, the drawstring is Locks up everything and keeps it safe
Keeps at least two compartments inside Does not require wrapping the mouthpiece to keep it from scratching your neck.
It works well. I think this is a good product. It has adequate padding and should keep my neck protected. Perhaps just a little bit more padding would have been ideal and it would have been ideal if it were a little longer (taller).
My son uses it to carry his gig bag. I love it. The gig case my son uses has little storage or none at all. I use it to hold the gig. Is in excellent condition and fits in the bell without any problems. His tenor is absolutely perfect for transportation in a gig case. Several of us were worried it might put pressure on the bell of an expensive instrument. It is a perfect solution after using it once, and I am confident that it will work in the future.
I find this to be a good fit. So that I won't have to carry around the original case, I got a shape-formed case for my saxophone. I can use the little extra room in the bell case to store other stuff like extra reeds and tuners in it because the pouch is in the bell.
A gig bag is only needed for your horn if you only use it for the neck and mouthpiece.
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