I don't know. I have a Bach 42 bof and I am not comfortable with transporting the tuningslide for the f-Attachment outside of the trombone. I feel that it is likely I will bend it when handling it day in and out. But for my schagerl horn with a compact wrapping I would say this is a perfect
That's a fair concern and frankly, open-wrap Bachs (and potentially Conns) are the only common modern tenors that would have this issue; most other makers have gone to a wider F-side wrap that would avoid this. As Piotr mentioned their lightweight or standard tenor cases may be a better option in this case; I do appreciate the fact that Bonna took a look at the problem and came up with an alternative solution :)
It will barely fit an Greenhoe conn 88h without taking the F slide out, but I wouldn't feel very conformable about it. I really disliked this case because of three things. 1) The slide wobbles and is not nearly as secure as on the Light or Standard versions of the Bonna cases. 2) it is not very stable standing on end- very top heavy. 3) although it is slightly shorter than the light version, it is awkwardly wider and feels bulkier. The fit of the horn never felt great., and I can't imagine taking the F attachment out every single time. It is well made as all the other Bonna cases are. Get the Light case!
Absolutely! With that said if you have a straight small bore tenor I would also highly recommend their jazz tenor case; it is incredibly light and compact while still maintaining a lot of storage…
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Please make a review of MB cut bell case
When I next get one in the shop I will certainly get a video made!
I don't know. I have a Bach 42 bof and I am not comfortable with transporting the tuningslide for the f-Attachment outside of the trombone. I feel that it is likely I will bend it when handling it day in and out. But for my schagerl horn with a compact wrapping I would say this is a perfect
So this case is not for You. You will be more comfortable with super light Marcus Bonna case
That's a fair concern and frankly, open-wrap Bachs (and potentially Conns) are the only common modern tenors that would have this issue; most other makers have gone to a wider F-side wrap that would avoid this. As Piotr mentioned their lightweight or standard tenor cases may be a better option in this case; I do appreciate the fact that Bonna took a look at the problem and came up with an alternative solution :)
Will a large bore Greenhoe tenor fit in this case without removing the F slide?
It will barely fit an Greenhoe conn 88h without taking the F slide out, but I wouldn't feel very conformable about it. I really disliked this case because of three things. 1) The slide wobbles and is not nearly as secure as on the Light or Standard versions of the Bonna cases. 2) it is not very stable standing on end- very top heavy. 3) although it is slightly shorter than the light version, it is awkwardly wider and feels bulkier.
The fit of the horn never felt great., and I can't imagine taking the F attachment out every single time.
It is well made as all the other Bonna cases are.
Get the Light case!
Hello! For Edwards T350 it's ok this case?
Yes, the Edwards should fit well in this case, in theory without needing to pull the F-side tuning slide!
Would this case work for a straight tenor?
Absolutely! With that said if you have a straight small bore tenor I would also highly recommend their jazz tenor case; it is incredibly light and compact while still maintaining a lot of storage…
no more case with zipper closure - when it's very easy to break and very hard to repair!
Thanks for your comment!