WTB: hard or soft case for a 6/4
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Re: WTB: hard or soft case for a 6/4
Depending on the height of the horn, the Wessex #800 bag might be a good choice. It is described as for an 20" bell as they stated that their bags have enough padding to accommodate slightly larger horns (a little tightly at first) as the padding is compressed (stated here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=69400&hilit=Wessex#p586823). These bags are really nice for the money and might be the nicest bags out there at the moment, since Cronkhites aren't being made at the moment, without getting something made and shipped from Europe, thinking of the Gotz bags.
Robert S. Pratt
B.M., M.M. Tuba Performance
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B.M., M.M. Tuba Performance
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