Yeah, if that's what it ment, wouldn't it be "troispack?"Randall said:Semipro, "trey"pack means "three", as in 3 horns.
Would a big bell alto fit in one of those cases?drakesaxprof said:I'm happy with my sop/alto Selmer Light case, which I bought used recently. Prowinds sells them.
The Liberty Bell?Carl H. said:Would a big bell alto fit in one of those cases?
Here's the link to the auction that I bought it on:BobbyC said:Any chance you can post some photos of the inside of that case and how the instruments fit inside?
All of the images I found only show the outside.
This one is for SIII sopranos w/removable neck, but you can order it for SII or straight-neck sops. As for the structure, it is made by BAM for Selmer, as far as I know, and so is like the bam cases, with semi-rigid foam, but no hard outer structure to speak of. You wouldn't want to jump up and down on it.BobbyC said:AH HA !!!!
I looks like that case is only for removable neck sopranos.
HEY !!!bruce bailey said:There is a Protec for Alto, Cl and flute on ebay today or yesterday. I have a Mark VI original brown treypak with the seperate CL case for $50 plus shipping and a Tenor tweed one also. The advantage to the Protec one is weight. The Selmer with a sax, cl and Flute are pretty heavy.