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BAM 3022S Trekking Tenor Saxophone Case Black
£300.50Fair Value1 stores tracked
Buy Signal
Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
RSI (14)
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EMA 20
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EMA 50
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Product Fundamentals
- Practical design The BAM Trekking case is a robust case that offers extreme protection. Covering the case is a Cordura fabric which is water-resistant and protective against abrasions - perfect for commuting musicians. To ensure your case is ready for all types of weather it includes an external rain cover for maximum protection. The front of the case also features a spacious pocket for all your A4 sheet music while the rear of the case features a smaller pocket for frequently used accessories. Similar to other cases from BAM the Trekking case uses high-density polyurethane foam to protect the instrument from shocks and impacts. This ultra resistant structure provides excellent safety to your saxophone while also keeping the case lightweight. The case includes two comfortable backpack straps which are adjustable and retractable - perfect for commuters. About BAM BAM have been making cases for more than 30 years and are seen as one of the industry leaders in case production. They combine contemporary design elements with ultralightweight materials to achieve the best protection possible for your instrument. BAM produces cases for violin viola cello wind instruments and guitars all with different materials and colours so you can find your personal case. Specifications Body Length: 77cm Bell Size: 16cm Outer Dimensions: 82 x 32 x 26cm Weight: 4.1kg Handles: Side Handle Subway Handle and Backpack Straps Interior Material: Injected Foam Fastening Method: Zipper Accessory Pockets: 2 Colour: Black
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