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Hardcase is really made from a lasting quality. I've once bought a big timbale case, one of the earlier generation Hardcases.
It survived more than a decade of rigid gigs, foreign tours, plane trips, everything, and it's still intact, even looking good.
These cases have a good formula between being rigid, looking good and...being light of weight..
This 10" case is used by me for a Tama 8" Metal effect works snare, including an 8" Alesis drumpad.
Take into consideration that these 8" compact drums often have a tomholder screwed on that sticks out at least 2 inches, so you really need a 10" to put them in.
Put some foam in between the empty spaces and it stays put.
I also put foam on top on the inside top lid of my snare cases, for extra protection.
The beauty of the strap system is that when I loosen the straps, you'll create at least 1 inch+ extra space in depth.
So I can even put another pad on top of the other 2, tighten the straps back and everything stays solid inside.
It's even got a name tag. That will never rip off either.
Superb case. Not the cheapest, but worth every penny.
Hardcase is really made from a lasting quality. I've once bought a big timbale case, one of the earlier generation Hardcases.
It survived more than a decade of rigid gigs, foreign tours, plane trips, everything, and it's still intact, even looking good.
These cases have a good formula between being rigid, looking good and...being light of weight..
Hardcase is really made from a lasting quality. I've once bought a big timbale case, one of the earlier generation Hardcases.
It survived more than a decade of rigid gigs, foreign tours, plane trips, everything, and it's still intact, even looking good.
These cases have a good formula between being rigid, looking good and...being light of weight..
This 10" case is used by me for a Tama 8" Metal effect works snare, including an 8" Alesis drumpad.
Take into consideration that these 8" compact drums often have a tomholder screwed on that sticks out at least 2 inches, so you really need a 10" to put them in.
Put some foam in between the empty spaces and it stays put.
I also put foam on top on the inside top lid of my snare cases, for extra protection.
The beauty of the strap system is that when I loosen the straps, you'll create at least 1 inch+ extra space in depth.
So I can even put another pad on top of the other 2, tighten the straps back and everything stays solid inside.
It's even got a name tag. That will never rip off either.
Superb case. Not the cheapest, but worth every penny.
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Excellent!
Matt6737 05.01.2015
I bought this to use with my Mangini 10" snare, and the only slight issue is that it's a little tight due to the Tom mount used on that particular snare.
It is however, very light, easy to carry and very sturdy. Would reccomend!
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Very reliable drum case
OmarDrums 28.10.2022
I really love this Hardcase drum cases because they fit your drum to the exact depth, they're durable and sturdy, and this is a difficult size for a snare case to find, I am very happy with my purchase I recommend them at any size
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durabilidad y proteccion
Hector Alejandro 25.06.2012
Case de gran durabilidad (dependiendo del trato recibido) y com bastante proteccion para el instrumento, aunque yo, personalmente, le he añadido espuma en la parte inferior. No es que le hiciera falta, pero lo que sea para proteger bien mi instrumento
