GEWA Air 1.7 4/4 Shaped Matte Black Violin Case - Thermoplast Shell & Velour Interior

GEWA Air 1.7 4/4 Shaped Matte Black Violin Case - Thermoplast Shell & Velour Interior

Marsoni

M251S

$359.00

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GEWA Air 1.7 4/4 Shaped Matte Black Violin Case - Thermoplast Shell & Velour InteriorOverview The GEWA Air 1. 7 Violin Case combines modern protection and understated elegance for 4 4 violins. Made in Germany, this case features a matte black thermoplast shell, offering exceptional break resistance and superior thermal insulation. Lightweight yet robust, it includes a padded suspension system, patented flexible bow holder, and plush black velour interior for optimal instrument safety. Practical additions like a combination lock,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021