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Posted: August.02.07 at 2:58am | IP Logged Quote DavidWright

I'm planning to make a new case for a Linton bassoon - that's the easy bit. I would however prefer not to use the inner moulding from the old case. Does anyone know of any suppliers of pre-moulded inserts for instrument cases?
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Posted: August.03.07 at 2:33pm | IP Logged Quote admin

Hi David,

You might want to check with Ed Strege at Badger State Repair.  I know he does custom case work. 800-755-0351.

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