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Due to the irreparable damage that occured to my Yamaha euph case on my trip to Georgia a few weeks, ago, I'm now in the market for a new flight case for my euphonium. US Airways has agreed to pay up to the amount that my old case was worth ($700) for a new case of my choosing. I have sent out emails to Anvil, Americase, and Opti-Case inquiring about their cases. My question is, have any of you guys out there bouught euph flight cases, and is there anyone else i should contact? Thanks in advance for your time and help!
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Cale --
You might want to consider a Walt Johnson case. The price w/be comparable to those you've already mentioned (if not cheaper), and the case will be much more portable.

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Unitec makes an extruded case. That's with metal edges and corners. They are ATA approved and are guananteed. I have two of them and have NEVER had dammage since switch to them. Heck the Tuba case is only around $750 the Euph would be much less. They are very easy to deal with and have lots of options for you to choose from.
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