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Why Woodwind & Brasswind ? |
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Gator's lightweight series is the perfect cross between a gig bag and a hard case. The cases are constructed of dense EPS foam and the exterior is covered in a 600-denier ballistic material. The interior is covered in plush to provide excellent comfort for your clarinet. There are also two pockets for accessories and a comfortable shoulder strap. |
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The perfect cross between hard-case protection and gig-bag weight. Internally constructed from dense EPS foam, the exterior is covered in 600-denier ballistic material. To ensure your clarinet does not get scratched, the interior is covered in soft plush. Equipped with external pockets for all your gear, shoulder straps with D rings, and detachable external elastic straps for carrying jackets or a music stand. The carrying handle is made of parachute webbing. |
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Awesome
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by Maegan
7/24/2008 4:31:30 PM
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Musical Experience:
5 years of band
Style of music:
anything I want to
Hometown
usa
I just recently bought this product. I needed something with more storage than my old Selmer case. I am able to fit my reed savers, swab, pencils, tuner and a box of reeds. However, when i got home with my case the inside of it was messed up. The top was flipped around to where it didn't match up with the bottom. I returned it to the local music store and they gave me a new one. Overall this product is great for a high school student. I will have no problem carrying it down to the marching field during band camp.
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3 found helpful, 1 found unhelpful.
Amazing
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by Angela
9/2/2007 11:52:20 AM
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Musical Experience:
Clarinet 6 years Alto sax 1 year
Style of music:
all
Hometown
Wisconsin
This clarinet case is very durable and very light. It is not bulky but fits a lot of stuff.
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13 found helpful, 2 found unhelpful.
Gator Case
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by Christina
2/20/2007 4:41:18 PM
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Musical Experience:
High School Band
Style of music:
Jazz,Marching, and Symphonic
Hometown
Georgia
I have had my case for three years now.This case is perfect for a high school student who is always on the go. It has enough room for the metronome,tuner,reed cases, swabs,and a polishing cloth. The shoulder strap is great for carrying it around for long peroids of time. My only complaint is the handle is starting to come off but that could be because of me.
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5 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Great case! Holds everything I need.
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by Stephen
7/11/2006 8:45:57 AM
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Musical Experience:
High school bands
Style of music:
Jazz, marching band, concert band
Hometown
West Virginia
I just recieved the case yesterday, and my clarinet fits in it perfectly. The price was reasonable for the case, so I felt that I made a purchase worth my while. I am in marching band so something like this is perfect for keeping my clarinet in good shape. I can easily fit a tuner, flip folder, and a lyre in the front pocket and still have room to slip in a reed case. The drawstrings on the front keep everything from moving inside. I am glad I found something this protective yet so cheap. It was definately worth the money.
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3 found helpful, 2 found unhelpful.
Great case! Holds everything I need.
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by Stephen
7/11/2006 8:45:57 AM
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Musical Experience:
High school bands
Style of music:
Jazz, marching band, concert band
Hometown
West Virginia
I just recieved the case yesterday, and my clarinet fits in it perfectly. The price was reasonable for the case, so I felt that I made a purchase worth my while. I am in marching band so something like this is perfect for keeping my clarinet in good shape. I can easily fit a tuner, flip folder, and a lyre in the front pocket and still have room to slip in a reed case. The drawstrings on the front keep everything from moving inside. I am glad I found something this protective yet so cheap. It was definately worth the money.
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2 found helpful, 1 found unhelpful.
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