BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN
BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN
BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN
BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN

BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN

BAM-PEAK2001SN

Compact violin case from the Peak Performance line, with bow tube.

  • Accessory compartment
  • Handle for use on public transport

Regular price€315,00
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BAM Peak Performance Compact Violin Case, BAM-PEAK2001SN

Technical data

LinePeak Performance Compact
InstrumentViolin
MaterialOther
Weight3.7 kg
Interior dimensionsTotal length: 61 cm | Body length: 39 cm | Upper bout: 17 cm | Lower bout: 21 cm
Exterior dimensions66x31x26 cm (86 cm with bow tube)
BAM referencePEAK2001S
Item numberBAM-PEAK2001SN

Interior features

  • String tube

Exterior features

  • Outer accessory pocket with opening for earphones/power bank: 23×15×4 cm
  • Side handle
  • Integrated ergonomic padding
  • Orange zips
  • Bottom accessory pocket for sheet music (39×27×3 cm)
  • Side accessory pocket: 19×10×4 cm
  • Two backpack straps
  • Side mesh pocket
  • Adjustable waist strap
  • Front elastic cord for easy storage
  • Bow tube
  • BAM-Trinkflasche

Protection and climate

Dry air makes the maple of the scroll shrink and the pegs give, one to two millimetres of travel being normal; damp air makes them stiff. Below 40 per cent relative humidity, pegs may slip and glue joints may open; below 30 per cent, as dry heated air brings in winter, the instrument is at risk, and in the worst case the top cracks. It is above all sharp changes that do harm, such as constant travel between very different temperatures.

As wood moisture rises, the internal damping (energy lost within the wood) of spruce and maple increases, and an instrument can then sound duller; storage at controlled humidity in the case keeps the damping constant.

BAM has changed the front pockets of the Peak cases from two separate pockets to a single one, with the same total volume.

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.

Our experience

In our experience an instrument needs a few weeks to settle after a change of climate, for instance after an overseas journey, and a local luthier then fine-tunes the set-up. For the heating season we recommend a humidifier in the case; in our experience the Stretto lasts around a month and humidifies the case quickly and evenly.

We do not stand a case upright with the backpack harness fitted, as its centre of gravity makes it tip; we prefer to lay it down.

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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