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Brass crusader · 04-23-2008, 08:38 PM

Hey,
I use both a pro-tec single, and a Reunion Blues triple, in addition to other hard cases.... when it comes to cases, don't skimp to save a few bucks. The extra $100 or so will save you from a dented horn and a lot of pain later. Pro tecs are great cases, also look at Wolpaks, Reunion Blues, et cetera. A bit more costly, but really well designed.

good luck
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04-23-2008, 08:38 PM	#7 (permalink)
Brass crusader Pianissimo User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Near Buffalo Posts: 155	Re: Best and Cheapest Case Hey, I use both a pro-tec single, and a Reunion Blues triple, in addition to other hard cases.... when it comes to cases, don't skimp to save a few bucks. The extra $100 or so will save you from a dented horn and a lot of pain later. Pro tecs are great cases, also look at Wolpaks, Reunion Blues, et cetera. A bit more costly, but really well designed. good luck ~ __________________ ~Brass Crusader Yamaha Xeno Custom w/ reverse leadpipe 1947 Olds Super Recording trumpet 1947 Olds Special trumpet 1952 Olds Ambassador cornet 1967 Olds Special cornet 1970's Yamaha 631 Flugel w/ Rose brass bell 1970's Conn 17b Coprion director Other assorted Conns and Olds Yamaha and Bach Mouthpieces 1929 Martin Handcraft "The New Master" 1935 Conn 22B NY Symphony Special tpt '83 Callet New York Super Large Bore trpt. '35 Conn 32H trombone