Gewa Air 1.7 Violin Case Review | Violin Lounge TV #278

by | Jun 13, 2018 | 0 comments

Are you looking for a compact and light violin case that looks good and protects your instrument very well?

In this video I review the Gewa Air 1.7 violin case

I’ve been using this case in glossy black myself for over a year and tell you all about the pro’s and cons

The Pro’s of the Gewa Air violin case are:

  • light weight: 1.7 kg
  • compact, certainly if you take the violin shaped version
  • durable and strong
  • beautiful design
  • high end finish
  • made in Germany

The cons of the Gewa Air violin case are:

  • small (however there’s more space in the rectangular version)
  • glossy finish easily gets scratches, so pick a mat or leather finish if you care about this
  • higher price class

Conclusion

If your instrument is very precious and you are looking for a light weight, compact durable and strong case that looks good, this is certainly worth the investment. The finish is far more beautiful than that of a Musilia case or cases made in China.

If you want to put a lot of stuff in your violin case, choose a the rectangular version or a case that has a bit more compartments and space.

Product information

 

Gewa Air 1.7 Violin Case

  • High Gloss colors: Black, White, Red, Beige, Brown, Orange, Purple.
  • Matte colors: Black, White.
  • Metallic colors: Black, Silver
  • Special color: Black Metallic (+$40)
  • Size: 4/4
  • Weight: 3.52 lbs.

Features:

  • Padded and adjustable suspension system
  • Velour interior
  • Especially developed thermoplast-shell
  • Extremely high break-resistance
  • Outstanding isolation characteristics
  • 2 Gewa patented swivel type bow holders
  • Instrument blanket
  • Neck restraint
  • Shoulder rest strap
  • Useful and detachable accessory pocket
  • 2 detachable neoprene rucksack straps for high wearing comfort
  • Combination lock
  • Ultimate Violin Protection

Made in Germany

Most valued features:

  • Weight
  • Look
  • Quality
  • Practicality
  • Price

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