2. What makes a viola case protective?
"The material used to create the shells.
Some of the best materials include
Bam Hightech, carbon fiber, fiberglass,
and wood."
3. Suspension system. It prevents the
instrument from touching the shells of
the case.
What else makes a viola case protective?
4. How can you tell if a viola case is durable?
By the brand name. Brands are
reputable for a reason (including the
bad ones). So when choosing a
durable case, look for a name that
orchestral musicians trust.
5. Lightweight. The lighter the case,
the more expensive it gets. Because
engineers have to figure out a way of
using less material without
sacrificing strength.
What To Look For In A Viola Case?
lightweight: 4 to 5 lbs.
6. Best materials for temperature resistance ?
Wood, Bam Hightech, ABS, and
polycarbonate.
The last 3 mentioned are different types of
plastics, which do not absorb heat.
8. Avoid Viola Cases with NO BRAND NAMES
Putting a name on a viola
case is the cheapest part
of the manufacturing
process. There's a reason
the seller doesn't want
their name on the case!