Description
Stomvi Quad Case
Measuring 23” wide, 15” tall and 8.5” deep, it features a hard polymer shell with foam interior, backpack and shoulder straps, integrated music pouch (interior 15.5″X 12.5″X 0.5″), adjustable interior partitions, mouthpiece pouch, and 2 carrying handles. Empty, it weighs only 8 pounds.
It will fit 4 standard length trumpets or a combination of C, Bb, piccolo, and D/Eb. It can also be configured to hold one standard large trumpet, a flugelhorn with a bell diameter up to 6.6 inches and a piccolo trumpet in a rather compact safe hard shell case. It will fit in the overhead on large aircraft. On smaller aircraft it will most likely need to be gate checked.
Joshua Wagner –
I purchased one of these (rebranded Bags of Spain) after doing lot of research and having owned a Marcus Bonna, Torpedo Coyote, ProTec, WolfPak, Walt Johnson, and many other cases. I wanted something with the versatility of a full quad and being able to use with a flugel/Bb/piccolo case without killing my shoulder and back from the weight. This case has been great, protective, and holds my Bach Stradivarius flugelhorn which not only has a very large wrap but also a third slide that extends even further down. While it looks like it may compress the valves when you first put the flugelhorn in it doesn’t. With the piccolo pad on top of the flugelhorn I can put any mutes I need for a jazz gig in the case with Bb/flugelhorn. The piccolo pad holds the piccolo very securely which is great since I do a lot of pit orchestra work and need that configuration frequently. There is great isolation from other horns in the case and the recessed area for the second valve slide is a nice feature. It is very quick and straight forward to reconfigure which is a nice plus. The removable music pouch is big enough to put a normal 3-ring binder inside or an iPad Pro and a few more things. The case fits under the seats of a large passenger van or in the overhead in most airplanes and it feels good to carry on your back. It does collect scuffs on the fiberglass parts but a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser cleans those up easily. A+!
Larry Jess –
Needed a case to go to Estonia this spring for a concert tour.This case worked perfectly for the 3 horns taken on the plane. Flugelhorn, B flat & piccolo!
Highly recommend!
Dave W (verified owner) –
I really, really love this case! It did take me looking at how it was configured in one of the videos to feel like my 4 horns (pic, b-flat, c, and e-flat) all fit well but following a slight change to mimic how it was laid out on this site, they all fit really well and feel well protected. The size of the case for a quad is impressive (very compact) and it looks great to boot. Because of Covid, I haven’t had the opportunity to travel with it as of yet but it seems like it will do well. Probably my favorite aspect of the quad is that I have a range of horns easily accessible when I want to practice and not spread about across several cases.
Amy (verified owner) –
Purchased this case for my son and it’s been a total life saver. It’s lightweight and comfortable to walk with it on your back. We’ve never had a problem with it fitting comfortably in the overhead compartment on the plane. We’ve also received excellent customer service. When a strap broke while traveling, we emailed and they shipped one overnight to the hotel where we were staying.