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  • gewa strato superlight

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    Rated 4.0 out of 5
    Based on 3 reviews

    Gewa Strato Super Light Violin Case Brown

    $ 464.00$ 515.00

    Weight: 4.5 lb

    Size: 4/4

    Material: Polyfoam Shell with Wooden Frames

    - 4 bow holders
    - Water-resistant canvas covers and sheet music pouch
    - Large accessory pocket for shoulder rest
    - 2 backpack straps
    - Good thermal insulation (temperature resistance)

    Gewa Strato Super Lightweight Oblong Violin Case Brown

    The Gewa Strato super lightweight violin case is one of the lightest wooden-framed suspension cases ever made. It features a teflon-coated screw attached cover. It has a very simple, yet elegant design. It has 4 bow holders and one very spacious accessory pocket.

    Top Reasons To Get This Case

    ✔️ Only 4.5 lb

    ✔️ Simple & modern velour interior

    ✔️ Case-wide zippered pouch for sheet music

    ✔️ Water-resistant cover

    ✔️ Great insulation against hot & cold weather

    ✔️ Spacious compartment for large shoulder rests

    ✔️ 2 comfortably-padded shoulder straps

    About Gewa

    Originally founded in 1925, Gewa has built a reputation for itself as the creator of some of the most indestructible cases in the world. It is a trusted brand among top musicians such as Elisabeth Pitcairn, Midoi, Jan Vogler, Frank Peter Zimmermann, Mira Wang, and many more. Gewa cases have protected priceless instruments for decades, and each case is carefully designed in Germany. Gewa holds several patents, such as the swivel bow holder, neck support, material, and many more. With a name like Gewa, you know your beloved instrument is well protected.

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    Reviewed by Kyrstin M.
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    I Bought This Case
    • lighter weight
    • for better protection
    • to replace my old case
    Case Standouts
    • High Quality
    • Good Weight
    Rated 3 out of 5
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    Lightweight but too small

    This case was really nice quality and lightweight, however because of the bars on the side of my violin that hold my chinrest, my violin wouldn’t smoothly fit in the mold for it. Maybe my chinrest is different than others.

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    Reviewed by Lin B.
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    A Great Violin case!!:-)

    This violin case has class as well as meeting my practical needs. I wanted a case that was quite light weight (I'm getting up there...) that had ample music storage, ( I live where it rains a lot..) and that had a nice sized built in storage compartment. This case met all of my requirements. The interior is simple but nicely elegant and it comes with a protective silk blanket. The seatbelt is a pair of leather ties. The backpack straps are very comfortable. I am very pleased with this case.

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    Reviewed by Diane F.
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    Very nice case, but...

    I wanted a lightweight case, and this fills the bill! I have two concerns, though. A piece of velour that’s glued to one of the bow holders has come off - for a relatively expensive case, that’s disappointing. And I can’t figure out exactly what to do with the thin synthetic straps that I assume are supposed to hold the instrument in place. Instructions, please?

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