BAM Cabine Tenor Saxophone Case, BAM-4012S

BAM-4012SC

Built to cabin baggage dimensions.

  • Impact resistant, textured ABS shells
  • 2 comfortable, non-slip neoprene backpack straps with safety snap hooks
Variante

Regular price€485,00
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BAM Cabine Tenor Saxophone Case, BAM-4012S

Technical data

LineCabine
InstrumentWind Instruments
MaterialTextured ABS shell
Weight3.5 kg
Interior dimensionsBody length: 77 cm | Bell: 16 cm
Exterior dimensions81x33x20 cm
BAM reference4012S
Item numberBAM-4012SC

Interior features

  • One mouthpiece pocket and one crook pocket

Exterior features

  • Side carrying handle
  • Airtight seal
  • 3 BAM latches with key

Protection and climate

The interior is foamed in a single piece and set firmly into the shell; as the instrument is fitted, the padding yields to its shape.

A shady spot suits the shell best: in full sun, for example in a parked car, it can warp or blister.

The Cabine cases come for alto as the 4011S and for tenor as the 4012S, also as La Défense in an aluminium finish and as L'Étoile. On the Cabine tenor case 4012S, newer models have plastic catches in place of the earlier metal ones.

Our experience

Our experience from shipping is clear: an instrument travels far more safely in a BAM case than in a cardboard box. Every case we deliver passes through our own quality check first.

We make small scratches on the shell almost invisible with ordinary car polish, and we leave alcohol and white spirit well alone.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my case weigh a little more than stated?

The stated weight is the net weight without straps. Because the density of the plastic varies slightly, an individual case can weigh around 100 g more.

Can BAM cases be stacked?

No, BAM cases should not be stacked; give each case a place of its own.

Can a cracked shell be repaired?

BAM replaces the complete upper or lower shell in France, as a crack cannot be repaired locally. Smaller damage such as pushed-in feet can be fixed with patches.


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