Wooden cases · Laminated wood · Cordura cover

Monaco Wooden Violin Case

$980

A violin case with a laminated wooden structure under a black nylon Cordura cover, a two-tone suede velvet interior and a suspension system that keeps your instrument floating.

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Weight2.75 kg
Bow placements4 two-position spinners
ClosureHigh-security dual-mechanism lock
CarryBackpack straps, side handle

Monaco · Wooden violin case

The quiet strength of wood.Made to travel.

A laminated wooden heart under black Cordura, lined in two-tone suede velvet: black, paired with the colour of your choice. A classic Hill-style interior, reinterpreted with a far more dynamic design.

Designed to the detail

Protection you can feel

Laminated wood for strength, Cordura for the road and a suspended interior that holds your violin without ever squeezing it.

Interior

Two-tone, Hill-style interior

The classic Hill-style interior, in a much more dynamic version: black suede velvet microfiber paired with the colour of your choice, with three-point air suspension and adjustable leather straps to hold the neck in place.

Inside

Accessories & protection

A large accessory compartment, an elegant aluminum pull and a microfiber and silk protective blanket for the instrument.

Exterior

Laminated wood, Cordura cover

A 3/5-layer laminated wooden box wrapped in original black nylon Cordura 500, with chrome-plated, corrosion-resistant hardware and a high-security lock.

Details

Music pocket & rain flap

A large zippered exterior pocket keeps your scores at hand, and a generous rain flap protects the zips when the weather turns.

Three-point suspension system

The instrument never touches the shell.

A fine instrument is most vulnerable where it is most beautiful: its arched back and its delicate edges. That is why, inside this case, your violin does not lie on the bottom. It is held on three padded points of support and suspended above the shell, so its most fragile surfaces never touch it.

Fig. 1 — Side viewThree-point suspension system

Three-point suspension system: the violin rests on three padded supports and never touches the shell

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1Neck heel support
A padded cradle beneath the heel of the neck, one of the strongest points of the instrument, carries its weight.
2Lower bout support
A second support holds the lower edge of the body, keeping the back level and clear of the shell.
3End support
A third padded block holds the end of the instrument, so it cannot slide forward or backward in transit.

For an instrument of great value, the case is not an accessory. It is its first line of protection.

Protection

When the case is knocked or dropped, the impact reaches the shell first and is absorbed before it can travel to the instrument. Nothing presses against the back, the top or the edges.

Safety

Your violin is held firmly in one precise position. It cannot shift, rotate or strike the lid, whether the case is carried by hand, on your back or in the cabin of an aircraft.

Reliability

Supports placed where the instrument is strongest, padded in velvet and fitted by hand in Rome, for the same protection on every journey, year after year.

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