FeatherweightC-3907 Violin Case - Semi-shaped - 1/4 Size

Worked perfect for high school.

After gutting it and lining with egg crate foam, my KelTec Sub 2000 rifle fits perfectly. Also holds 2 30 rd mags and 4 15 rd magazines plus red dot sight.

I got this violin case as a replacement for a decrepit old one that I got with an antique violiin. It works well enough, but it is by no means high quality. It does not have anything but zippers, so unless you buy a lock you won't be able to lock it shut. Also, it has a small pouch on the top lid for storing things like extra strings and such. The pouch does not extend on the whole top of the violin, and it is small.The inside of the case is hunter green. There is a small spot to hold other knick-knacks like a mute, or rosin, or extra strings, or such. It does not have a spot for a shoulder rest. The one thing I must say is that the people who are stating that it cannot hold two 4/4 violin bows are wrong. It can, but for the top spot you must turn the bow so that the horsehair is on top of the bow's wood. I put up a customer image of how to insert the second bow so it will fit. So it does fit two bows, but it requires flipping the bow over.This case is great if you need a case to carry your voilin and other things. It is not very sturdy, so if you are looking for protection, I would look elsewhere.

As a violin student this case was a good purchase since it fill the need for a new case. I like that it's able to hold two bows and it's snug fit of the violin protects it from bouncing around during travel. The small compartment is able to hold my rosin, mute tool, and a compact chromatic tuner. The area around where the neck of the violin resides is able to hold an extra set of strings. The only caveat is that it's not able to hold two 29.5 inch bows. The bottom holder is shorter than the top. Not a show stopper since the case has suited me well. I'd recommend this case for beginners and those who don't wish to invest a great deal in a case.

This displays the quality one would expect from an inexpensive violin case. It seems fairly flimsey and I don't think it will last through many users. I bought this as a replacement case for the case that came with a practice violin that my three children are/will be using. The original case fell apart (zipper broke) for child number 2 and I was hoping to replace it with a case that will get us through child number 3. I'm not sure that this case will hold up that long. I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised with the quality, but I am unsurprised. Next time I need a new case, I think I'll go up a step or two, price-wise. It's a nice looking case, though, and has all the usual features.

My violin does not fit into the case.

Very light and good construction on the outside. The felt inside looks and feels cheap. Violin fits well inside. 1 bow slot is precisely long enough and I do mean precisely and the 2nd slot is too short for a full size bow.

Not bad for a cheap car, but it is a little big for a standard size violin. There's is space between the edges of the violin's body and the loading in the case. Violin moves around a bit.