BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB
BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB
BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB
BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB
BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB
BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB

BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB

BAM-3027SBH

Line designed for carrying as a backpack.

  • Shoulder strap with pad, adjustable and detachable
  • Specially dedicated space for 2 barrels
Variant

Regular price€215,00
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Tax included.

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BAM Trekking Bb Clarinet Case, BAM-3027SB

Technical data

LineTrekking
InstrumentWind Instruments
MaterialOther
Weight1.3 kg
Interior dimensionsUpper joint: 22 cm | Lower joint: 25.5 cm | Bell: 10 cm
Exterior dimensions38x25x13 cm
BAM reference3027SB
Item numberBAM-3027SBH

Interior features

  • Outer material of water-repellent 2000-denier Cordura fabric
  • 2 retractable, padded backpack straps
  • Carrying handle for public transport ("subway handle")
  • Zip
  • Large, expandable outer pocket for sheet music

Protection and climate

With clarinet cases, the system determines the interior form, as Boehm clarinets and German-system clarinets each have their own forms at BAM. For the German system, the Trekking line offers the 3027SBD single case for the B flat clarinet and the 3028SD double case, the only double case in German form in the BAM range.

An ordinary impregnation spray for Cordura and textiles protects the cover against rain, and a test on a small area first shows how the fabric reacts. If a zip runs stiffly, especially round the corners, silicone spray or a little petroleum jelly on the teeth helps.

The slider of a zip can be replaced as a spare part by the owner. Replacing a cover or a zip is carried out by BAM's production in France. A forgotten code cannot be reset on a combination lock.

Frequently asked questions

How do I protect the Cordura cover from rain?

With an ordinary impregnation spray for Cordura and textiles. Test it on a small area first.

The zip runs stiffly; what helps?

Silicone spray or a little petroleum jelly on the teeth, especially at the corners.


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