Detail 01
Low C sizing
Cut for the extended lower joint and bell of a low-C horn. A low-Eb instrument leaves slack and moves around.

Independent shopping perspective
Cordura nylon case built for a low-C bass clarinet. For players who need to move a large, awkward horn without a heavy molded case.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Cut for the extended lower joint and bell of a low-C horn. A low-Eb instrument leaves slack and moves around.
Detail 02
Abrasion-resistant weave that takes scraping against door frames and van floors without wearing through.
Detail 03
Cushions impact along the length of the horn. Protects against knocks, not against something heavy stacked on top.
Detail 04
Much lighter than a molded low-C case, which is the main reason to switch when you carry it often.
Detail 05
Stays inconspicuous and hides the marks a large case picks up from constant loading and unloading.
Detail 06
Roughly double the Bb clarinet case, reflecting how much more shell and padding a low-C body requires.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is sized for low C. A low-Eb horn is shorter and would sit loose in the interior, which defeats the padding.
Fit varies by horn. Test your own instrument, joints and bell, before relying on it for a gig or trip.
No. This is a foam-padded soft case. Baggage handling crush loads are exactly what a soft shell cannot stop.
A low-C bass clarinet is far longer and bulkier, so the case uses considerably more shell material and padding.
Reference
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