Bobelock Corregidor Violin Case

This case is built with five-layer plywood, ensuring exceptional protection, temperature resistance, and durability for your violin.

While there have been many innovations in modern protection materials for violin cases, many professional musicians still prefer to use wooden violin cases because of the level of protection and temperature resistance they naturally give.

Plus, Bobelock has been around since 1901. They’ve had over 100 years to prove the durability of their wooden cases.

The natural insulating properties of wood helps stabilize the temperature within the case. 

Additionally, wood's natural ability to regulate moisture through absorption and release helps create an optimal humidity environment for the violin.

So wooden cases are often more temperature-resistant than many modern hardshell cases. And just as protective and durable. The only downside is weight. Wood is a heavier material compared to many hardshell cases made of more modern materials, such as polycarbonate.

This case features two spacious accessory compartments. One is spacious enough to fit a large shoulder rest (such as the Bon Musica), while the other accommodates accessories like cleaning cloths, rosin, polish, and more.

A standout feature of the Bobelock Corregidor case is its five luxurious velvet interior options. 

The bottom also features a unique diamond pattern that you won’t find in any other Bobelock case.

The interior design of this case is something you would expect from an $800+ violin case.

The exterior of the case features a durable, water and tear-resistant nylon canvas. It includes a zippered music pouch on the top of the case, which is expandable and runs the full length of the case, giving you plenty of space for sheet music.

Hygrometers and humistats are harder to find these days, especially in modern violin cases. However, they’re still key instruments in monitoring and ensuring the safety of your violin.

And the sophisticated look of the case just wouldn’t be complete without the gold-plated hygrometer.