On Tue, Jun 16, 2009, Graham Freeman said:
>All,
>I'm going through the same thing. Too many people are telling me that
>Kingham cases are no match for what the gorilla baggage-handlers can
>throw at them.
not that kingham cases are shabby, far from it, just that those gorillas,
you can try Jiri Bednar in the czech republic
http://www.ika.zrns.cz/catalog.eng/default.htm
I have one of those for my archlute it works very well when flying.
Good luck
Patrik
www.patrikkarlsson.se
> Its getting to be summer workshop season. I'm not going anywhere
> this year, but thinking ah
A French case maker, not cheap, but very good work and quality :
http://valipier.club.fr/cases.html
Best
Jean-Marie
From : jmpoiri...@wanadoo.fr
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== En réponse au message du 2009-06-16, 17:55:22 ==
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>
>Maybe I'm a belt and suspenders sort of person, due
All,
I'm going through the same thing. Too many people are telling me that
Kingham cases are no match for what the gorilla baggage-handlers can
throw at them. I'm thinking of approaching guitar makers instead. My
guitar is housed in a case made by a Canadian company called Calton,
Maybe I'm a belt and suspenders sort of person, due to my engineering
background. But my lute(s) already HAVE Kingham cases. I'm looking for
something way stronger and more sturdy. A year ago, when I last attempted
to solve this problem, I even corresponded with them abit. They also make
padded
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009, angevin...@att.net said:
> So what I wonder is this. Does anybody know of a company
Kingham seems to have a good share of the market with a sterling
reputation from what I have seen over several decades. Makes cases for
many makers, including David van Edwards. See the w
