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BAM French Horn Case

byMike Lawson
June 20, 2017
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The new French horn case from BAM features a 3-layer structure with an AIREX core, making it lightweight and durable.

Between the outer shell made of shock-resistant ABS and the interior lined with Panama velvet, this case offers maximum protection for instruments. Dedicated compartments are molded to fit a mute and two mouthpieces. The case also includes a sheet music pocket and removable and washable inserts to protect against humidity. 

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