Top 9 Best-Selling

Violin Cases

What Are The Qualities Of A Great Violin Case?

Lightweight - so that it's easy on your shoulders. Nobody

1. wants back problems in the future!

Protective - great protection is a must. And often determined

2. by the brand that puts in the time & effort to make the case
as protective as they can.

Durable - a case is only as good as it's zippers. Find a case

3. that you don't need to replace simply cause the zippers broke.

Functional - every violinist is different. And so are their needs.

4. Find a case with the functions you need.

Stylish - not a must. But neither is good-looking clothes nor

5. deliciously prepared meals. Find a case that you'll love &
that'll make your friends jealous.

What Makes A Case Functional?

- Spacious Accessory Pocket
One that can fit your shoulder rest,
rosing, strings, cleaning supplies, etc.

- Sheet Music Pouches

Some cases have full-zippered pouches on top of the
case for sheet music. Some of the more modern cases
have smaller sheet music pouches on the backside.

- Combination locks or key locks

Some cases feature number locks instead of key locks. This
is good for musicians who want to lock up their cases and
not have to worry about forgetting their keys.

- Hygrometers
You’ll generally find these with more traditional wooden
cases. If the case doesn’t have a hygrometer, no worries.
Digital hygrometers are fairly easy to find.

- Zippers or clasps
You’ll generally find zippers on traditional wooden cases,
and clasps on more modern cases.

- Removable accessory pouches

The pouch is usually secured to the case by velcro.
Which means you can take the whole pouch out of
your case and bring it with you to your music stand.

Top Reasons Violinists Need A New Case

1. For Travel!
Traveling musicians need a case that’ll meet airline
regulations, and able to withstand the harsh temperature
changes that can happen during travels.

2. Light & Easy On The Shoulders

Violin cases can get pretty heavy. And over time, they can
really start weighing down on the shoulders. This can put a lot
of stress on the body, causing issues with posture over time.

3. It's a Gift!
A case is a great gift because it’s something that violinists will
definitely love. It’s personal, it’s something that can be used
everyday, and it’s usually a luxury that student violinists won’t
think of getting for themselves.

4. Old Case Is Falling Apart

And last but not least, sometimes a violinist needs a new case
because their old one is simply falling apart.

For these violinists, we generally recommend thinking of

everything that was wrong with the old case, and what you
would want different in your new case.

Best Selling Violin Cases

Based On Budget
Violin Cases Over $500
Gewa Air 2.1 Oblong Violin Cases
Less than 4.5 lb.
Probably the best oblong violin case
you will find under $600!
Spacious. Can fit any size shoulder rest.
Lots of colors to choose from.
Attached sheet music pouch on the
backside.
More heat-resistant. Thermoplastic
shells do not absorb heat like carbon
fiber cases do.

Bam Hightech Contoured Violin Cases

Less than 4 lb. Very light.
Great for traveling musicians.
Lots of styles and colors to choose from.
Hightech hard shells. Incredibly protective
and durable.
More heat-resistant. Hightech shells do not
absorb heat like carbon fiber cases do.
Bam case cover options. A great addition for
violinists in cold climates.

Negri Venezia Oblong Violin Cases

Beautiful traditional wooden violin case.
The Negri brand is well known for its
workmanship.
Large zippered canvas sheet music pouch.
Luxurious suede interiors.
Wooden shells are great against inclement
weather and humid weather.
Large interior accessory pocket. Can fit large
shoulder rests as well.
Scratch-resistant exterior canvas.

Violin Cases $250 to $500

Bobelock Corregidor Oblong Violin Cases
- Beautiful traditional wooden violin case.
The most protective and durable oblong case
you’ll find under $300.
The Bobelock brand is well known for its
durability.
Large zippered canvas sheet music pouch.
Luxurious velvet interiors.
Wooden shells are great against inclement
weather, and humid weather.
Two large interior accessory pockets.

Super Light Contoured Violin Cases

Incredibly light! Only 3.3 lb.
Made in Japan.
Durable components. Such as the Rainproof
zippers and Swiss lock.
Deep sheet music pouch. This case has an
extendable music pouch on top of the case
that can still fit standard-size sheet music.
Hard foam core construction makes the case
good against inclement weather.

Tonareli Cello-Shaped Fiberglass Violin Cases

- LOTS of colors to choose from.
Spacious pocket under the instrument for
accessories and shoulder rest.
Velcro bow holders. Don’t have to worry about
swivels coming loose over time.
Sturdy fiberglass shells.
Tonareli case covers available. Great against
cold climates and also protects the case from
scratches and spills.

Violin Cases Under $250

Howard Core CC450 Oblong Violin Cases
Spacious. Can fit shoulder rests of any size.
Large removable accessory pouch.
Textured exterior shells, which makes
scratches look less obvious.
Padded sheet music pouch on the backside.
Which allows for more comfort on the back
when carrying the case like a backpack.
Very popular among students!

Pedi Niteflash Oblong Violin Cases

Backpack straps are attached to the case.
3 Accessories compartments. 1 Large and 2
small.
Reflective strips on the case. At night, car
lights will reflect off the case.
The exterior canvas is 100% waterproof.
The structure of the case is designed to take
a lot of pressure. You can stand on the case.

Gewa Bio-S Oblong Violin Cases

Simple but stylish exterior shells. Made of
flax, so it looks like a fabric case.
Very spacious accessory pocket. Can fit
shoulder rests of any size.
It is an environmentally friendly case. It can
be recycled. Good for the planet.
There’s an option to get the case with a sheet
music pouch.

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