Musical Instrument Case Idea
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2017 2:24 pm
Abyss,
Just a thought about shipping/storage cases: Anvil/Calzone type musical instrument cases.
Pros:
- With wheels and handles it could be easier to maneuver for the shipping company, perhaps lessening the potential for damage during shipping.
- With wheels and handles it could be easier to maneuver for the owner, i.e. moving to a new residence, etc.
- With exterior lock it could provide a measure of security for the owner.
Cons:
- Could be prohibitively expensive or impossible for RD2 due to mass and dimensions.
- JackT likely loco, his ideas as well
FYI - I purchased a custom case (emailed them the dimensions) for an 88 key digital piano at 25 lbs., using 1/4” panels, final cost was approximately $300 from Road Cases USA ( Long Island, NY ). Here’s their URL:
https://www.roadcasesusa.com/
You might be familiar with Calzone Case (who purchased Anvil) and serves the west coast:
http://www.calzonecase.com/
Best to the staff and the lovely ladies!
Cheers,
JackT
Just a thought about shipping/storage cases: Anvil/Calzone type musical instrument cases.
Pros:
- With wheels and handles it could be easier to maneuver for the shipping company, perhaps lessening the potential for damage during shipping.
- With wheels and handles it could be easier to maneuver for the owner, i.e. moving to a new residence, etc.
- With exterior lock it could provide a measure of security for the owner.
Cons:
- Could be prohibitively expensive or impossible for RD2 due to mass and dimensions.
- JackT likely loco, his ideas as well
FYI - I purchased a custom case (emailed them the dimensions) for an 88 key digital piano at 25 lbs., using 1/4” panels, final cost was approximately $300 from Road Cases USA ( Long Island, NY ). Here’s their URL:
https://www.roadcasesusa.com/
You might be familiar with Calzone Case (who purchased Anvil) and serves the west coast:
http://www.calzonecase.com/
Best to the staff and the lovely ladies!
Cheers,
JackT