Detail 01
Plywood and foam construction
The plywood shell resists crushing and the foam absorbs shock. Heavier than molded plastic but structurally stiffer.

Independent shopping perspective
Plywood-and-foam case for a low A baritone saxophone, 13.5 pounds, plush lined. For players who move a large horn regularly and need structural protection.


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
The plywood shell resists crushing and the foam absorbs shock. Heavier than molded plastic but structurally stiffer.
Detail 02
With a bari inside you are carrying a substantial load. Plan for strap or wheel carry over long distances.
Detail 03
Sized for a full baritone including the bow. Check your horn's overall length, especially low A versus low Bb.
Detail 04
Follows the sax outline rather than a rectangle, cutting overall bulk and making it easier to stand in a corner.
Detail 05
Soft lining sits against lacquer and keys without abrading the finish over repeated openings and closings.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The case is 45 inches long and contoured for a baritone. Low A horns run longer than low Bb, so measure your specific instrument first.
13.5 pounds empty. Add your horn's weight on top of that for the real carry load.
Yes. Plywood shell with foam padding, which is stiffer and more protective than a padded gig bag.
Storage compartments are not confirmed for this case. Plan on a separate pouch for the neck and mouthpiece unless you can verify the interior layout.
Reference
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