This pre-owned Marcus Bonna Backpack Bag for French Horn has a black leather exterior and the standard-size interior. It was lightly used, and both the exterior and interior remain in excellent shape. The original backpack straps are included.
The layout provides room for a detachable bell horn, a mute, and pockets for music, a tablet, and smaller accessories. An expansion zipper adds space for taller bell flares, making some Yamaha horns possible candidates. Do not overfill the expanded bag or place pressure on the instrument.
This is not the XL model. Our fit guidance excludes triple horns and large Geyer wraps such as the Hoyer G10, XO 1650D, and larger Rauch, Hill, or Lewis & Dürk designs. Contact Houghton Horns if you would like us to confirm the fit of your specific instrument.
See the separate Marcus Bonna bell protector. This case will need a fiberglass bell protector to protect your bell.
The backpack bag should fit in the overhead bins of nearly every airline. If the backpack is not packed too full, it will even slide under the seat on many planes. Please confirm the carry-on requirements of the airline before you fly.
This pre-owned Marcus Bonna Backpack Bag for French Horn has a black leather exterior and the standard-size interior. It was lightly used, and both the exterior and interior remain in excellent shape. The original backpack straps are included.
The layout provides room for a detachable bell horn, a mute, and pockets for music, a tablet, and smaller accessories. An expansion zipper adds space for taller bell flares, making some Yamaha horns possible candidates. Do not overfill the expanded bag or place pressure on the instrument.
This is not the XL model. Our fit guidance excludes triple horns and large Geyer wraps such as the Hoyer G10, XO 1650D, and larger Rauch, Hill, or Lewis & Dürk designs. Contact Houghton Horns if you would like us to confirm the fit of your specific instrument.
See the separate Marcus Bonna bell protector. This case will need a fiberglass bell protector to protect your bell.
The backpack bag should fit in the overhead bins of nearly every airline. If the backpack is not packed too full, it will even slide under the seat on many planes. Please confirm the carry-on requirements of the airline before you fly.