BAM Cabourg Hightech Contoured Violin Case - Limited Edition
The Hightech expertise made in France
REFERENCE : CAB2002XL
Body Length: 38 cm
Upper bout: 17 cm
Lower bout: 22 cm
79x25x18 cm
INSIDE FEATURES :
- Suspension of the instrument on injected foam cushions
- Inside removable accessory pouch
- 2 bow holders
- Strap for a "Kun" style shoulder rest
OUTSIDE FEATURES :
- Shells made of the Bam Hightech technique : a triple-ply structure made of high performance materials (ABS, injected solid polyurethane foam, PETG)
- Outstanding protection and ultralight weight
- 2 comfortable neoprene anti-slip backpack straps with security screw hooks
- 2 BAM latches with key
- Very comfortable bi-material side handle
- Subway handle
- Male/female airtight seal
- Anti-slip and anti-wear rubber patches on the bottom outer shell
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