Champion Polycarbonate Shaped Case - Alto Saxophone - Black Grid

Champion Polycarbonate Shaped Case - Alto Saxophone - Black Grid

Marsoni

M251S

$113.00

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Champion Polycarbonate Shaped Case - Alto Saxophone - Black GridOVERVIEW Champion Lightweight Polycarbonate case for Alto Saxophone. Black Grid Finish. Weighing only 1. 4kg, this lightweight yet tough case features a polycarbonate outer shell and plush foam padded and shaped interior to give your alto saxophone the ultimate protection it deserves. With a shaped and padded body support chamber and a specially designed internal compartment complete with Velcro securing strap for storing your detached sax neck you

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