Buying an Instrument Case, When Money Is No Object
Black German velvet? Custom inlay or gold fittings? Tough enough to survive a car crash?
Case shopping is usually an exercise in compromise, balancing weight against protection, carrying capacity, comfort, and price. We take a deep breath and choose between the black cover and the grey, sigh, and resign ourselves to repeating the whole exercise in a few years when the new case wears out, wishing secretly for just a little bit of . . . style.
What if you could have it all?
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