Importance of Protecting Violins
First, it's an investment you decided to have, and you don't want to waste this investment just because you failed to protect it. Second, you want to maintain the optimal sound of your instrument and the best way to do it is to keep it safe from harsh forces. The sound quality of an instrument can be affected by various things and cases are designed to keep your instrument safeguarded. Third, you have this emotional connection with your instrument, and you want to honor this bond by protecting it.
Types of Cases Available in the Market
- Hardshell case
- Soft case
- Suspension case
- Oblong and shaped case
- Double violin case
- Carbon fiber case
- Vintage or antique case
The list doesn't stop here as there are a few more depending on your needs. For instance, if you want a customized case, then you can opt for a custom case. If you want a case that can carry both your violin and viola, opt for a violin and viola case.
The Advanced Used Materials for Durability
- Fiberglass
- Carbon fiber
- ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
- Composite material
- Foam for padding
- Ballistic nylon
- Aluminum
- Wood composites
- Shock absorption lining
- Waterproof materials
All these materials work and are installed together to create a durable case enough to withstand bumps, vibration, weather changes, and other factors.
Customizable Interior and Exterior Layout
A. Adjustable Padding and Compartments
The interior padding of your case should be adjustable to fit your violin’s shape and size. You also need modular compartments that can hold your bows, rosin, and shoulder rests.
B. Water resistance and airtight sealing for weather protection
When it comes to the exterior construction of the case, it should be made of weather-resistant and water-resistant materials. These materials will shield your instrument from rain, sunlight, and humidity. Your case should also have airtight seals, which is important in maintaining a stable internal condition.
C. Scure the instrument from Impact for ultimate protection
Manufacturers use different methods in securing a violin from impact. For instance, there are suspension systems, reinforced corners and edges, and a crush-resistant shell, mostly made of fiberglass or carbon fiber.
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