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Products September 2021: Musafia Superleggero violin and viola case

2021-08-24T21:34:00+01:00

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The fourth series of Musafia’s Superleggero range for violins and violas

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Cremonese case manufacturer Musafia has designed a fourth series of its Superleggero range for violins and violas to be practical and safe. The instrument sits in the Kevlar and wood-laminate case, protected by two partitions that guard it against bumps. Dart and oblong formats are available, with cotton or faux suede interiors. The case starts at 2.1kg for violins and 2.7kg for violas.

Musafia Superleggero Series violin and viola case from €838–€1,123

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