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19-1/4 inch trumpet bay, 17-5/8 inch flugel bay
Two separate fitted compartments, so the horns cannot knock into each other in transit.

Independent shopping perspective
A dual case that carries a trumpet and a flugelhorn together in one shell. For doublers who play both on the same gig.


Strong match
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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
Two separate fitted compartments, so the horns cannot knock into each other in transit.
Detail 02
The bell taper is tight. Measure a large-bell flugel before committing.
Detail 03
Bulkier than a single-horn case. Check overhead bin and car trunk clearance if you travel.
Detail 04
Protec's semi-rigid line, sitting between a soft gig bag and a full molded hard case.
Detail 05
Standard stage-neutral look, but harder to pick out from other cases backstage.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Interior flugel space is 17-5/8 inches long, 8 inches at the bell, 10-1/2 at the valves. Measure your horn against those numbers before buying.
The compartments are shaped differently, one for a trumpet and one for a flugel. A second trumpet is unlikely to seat properly in the flugel bay.
Storage beyond the two instrument bays is not something to count on. Plan on a separate mute bag.
It is Protec's Pro Pac line, a semi-rigid design. More protective than a gig bag, less than a molded hard case.
Reference
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