Hi, Mitch, and thanks for the vote for this case! I was just looking at it but I think maybe the price has gone up. Though, for a good case I don't mind spending some money, that's for sure.

Felicia.
On Jan 10, 2012, at 2:46 PM, [email protected] wrote:

I really love the "semi-rigid case" that Neil Brook sold to me with my new 3-chanter flatback. It'll also fit a lute-back. It's about $185 US, plus shipping from the UK. I was nervous about the idea of a soft case because I'm really hard on instruments, but this thing is VERY protective due to layers of plastic sheeting inserted under the layers of padding. Plus it has backpack straps, so I can throw it over a shoulder when I'm simultaneously hauling the gurdy, a couple of button accordions and a case of bagpipes (which is usually).

Here's the link: http://www.hurdy-gurdy.org.uk/case.html

Mitch Gordon
Guerneville, California, US



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