Reverend Two-Tone Teardrop Soft Case - Baritone

Reverend Two-Tone Teardrop Soft Case - Baritone

Marsoni

M251S

$131.95

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Reverend Two-Tone Teardrop Soft Case - BaritoneThe Reverend Soft Case protects your instrument securely with durable and weather resistant materials. The interior has thick padding, a removable neck brace, and extra padding on the bottom. The outside features plenty of storage space for your accessories with two large exterior pockets. The padded backside has a carrying handle and two shoulder straps that can be easily tucked away inside a zippable back pad when not in use. The bag comes in the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012