I recently got a new Strad, and it fit my Harmon, and all other things I need in my Bach case..I definitely would recommend that any owner of this case take care of it...The case was made to protect your horn, and I would not recommend that you treat it as an anvil case. I have seen too many musicians throw their cases around, and do not realize that there are ways to maintain your case...Ex. Check the foot pegs to make sure they are tight, and take your time with the zipper, and most important...Place it in a safe place, and never trust it to a baggage handler,....bottom line...just take care of it.

The case is very sturdy and strong. It can really take a beating and protect the instrument. The only problem is that the amount of space in the case isn't adequate. You can't fit a Harmon, cup and straight mute in the case with room for little things like valve oil and that stuff.

My only complaint is that the pegs on the bottom tend to fall off very easily, and I know on my case, I can only fit one mute in there, and sometimes I need more room.

A heavy, not very well designed case with a lot less space for mutes and stuff than you might think. Bach¦s own Megatone mouthpieces don¦t fit and bigger scores you¦d have to carry around under your arm, but it is a very handsome way of protecting your trumpet and protection is fine. I bought it second-hand and very cheap. If it comes with your new Bach this is a very nice case, but if you¦re looking for a replacement-case, there are cheaper and better options. This one is not built to last forever. It¦s okay for instrument storage in a cupboard.

It's an alright case. It has decent amount of space, but not enough if you play a lot of gigs or jazz (lots of mutes). The case has held up pretty well, and protects the trumpet pretty decent. I like the folder slot on the side, that's very handy I think. Major flaw is that its a soft case-if it rains, your case is wet.