Gator Molded Cymbal Case - Holds up to 9 cymbals
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Gator Molded Cymbal Case - Holds up to 9 cymbals Overview
The Elite Air Series Deluxe Cymbal Case is designed for the traveling drummer with wheels and a folding handle. The Gator case fits six to nine cymbals, depending on whether china or flat-hats are included.
Please note: The "Protechtor" Line of percussion cases are made to order. These are not on inventory as they are each individually made as each order is placed. That means that sales of these sets are final and can not be returned. It is your responsibility to make sure that the size you order is the correct size for your instrument. Each set does still come complete with a full Gator warranty so you are completely covered against damage upon receipt and or manufacturer defects.
When it comes to security and protection for your precious cargo, Gator doesn't mess around. No matter if you're lugging heavy gear in an ATA case or carrying smaller accessories in a smart messenger bag, Gator has you and your gear covered.
Features:
Interior Dimensions:
Exterior Dimensions:
* Shipped insured * Brand new * Interior Length: 22.00" * Interior Width: 22.00" * Interior Height: 2.00" * Exterior Length: 24.00" * Exterior Width: 24.00" * Exterior Height: 4.00" * Weight: 13.00 pounds
Gator Molded Cymbal Case - Holds up to 9 cymbals Feature
- Features a strapless design & wing nut system to securely hold cymbals in place
- Accomodates cymbals up to 22"
- Molded handles offer durable and comfortable carrying option
- Recessed wheels and an extended handle that folds away when not in use
- Comes with a limited lifetime warranty against cracking