Hard Case

[Scott_McCallister]

ah.. like Holly or Walsh?

[greg]

i have found 2 pool cue case that are perfect for whistles one is tubular and just right for a high d whistle the tag on the side says scorpion so i’m assuming thats the brand name and i got a case for a 2 piece pool cue that will fit my low whistles both look great and were cheap 15 and 24 $

[Byll]

Bryan: Please check your PM.
Best.
Byll

[michael_coleman]

Jon C. over on the flute forum makes some nice cases out of oak, and they are very reasonably priced. I just use a roll made of fleece.

http://community.webshots.com/user/jon_sparky

[KDMARTINKY]

Go to Wal-mart or Gander Mountain or a local sporting goods store and get you a shot-gun case. It will protect about 10 to 12 whistles for a reasonable price of $19.95.

best of luck

[talasiga]

@chattiekathy

I don’t have any $300 whistles but my son-in-law made me this case to keep my favorite whistles in.

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I have a similar whistle case. Only yesterday I paid the local engineer for putting a brass plate on the lid with 6 threaded holes and for 6 short brass stems which I can screw in when I need whistle stands - the case then becomes a stable base for a 6 whistle stand. Looks neat. Sorry I don’t have equipage to post photo.

[IDAwHOa]

Just cruising an ebay seller and came across this baby!

http://cgi.ebay.com/53-Aluminum-Gun-Case-Save-a-ton-1165_W0QQitemZ7191238826QQcategoryZ22699QQcmdZViewItem

Might get a few looks walking into a session with it but man, you’d be ready for ANYTHING with that case!

[Black_Mage]

Minus the gun, I think that this one would be a good choice. One could fit any number of different kinds of whistles in this case. Plus you get a storage are for accessories, too. Only costs $30 (USD) from Cabela’s. Hm, I think I may need to get one soon.

@IDAwHOa

Just cruising an ebay seller and came across this baby!

http://cgi.ebay.com/53-Aluminum-Gun-Case-Save-a-ton-1165_W0QQitemZ7191238826QQcategoryZ22699QQcmdZViewItem

Might get a few looks walking into a session with it but man, you’d be ready for ANYTHING with that case!

Ooooo! That’s great!

[LeeMarsh]

From an ealier post.

@LeeMarsh

Depending on the number of whistles and tubular instruments, you might want to consider one of the smaller or larger size cue cases (as in pool Cue) Here’s a link to examples of the types of hard cases availables - Dealer](http://www.cuestore.com/groups/dealer_1.html%3EDealer) Cases or Smaller](http://www.cuestore.com/groups/hardcase_1.html%3ESmaller) hard cases.

I have one of the 3 channel cases simular to the 1B2S](http://www.cuestore.com/cases/4108.html%3E1B2S) case by Schmelke it fits my Overton low-D, Low-F and 2-3 soprano whistles. The case is considered a 1 plus size hard case. Here’s a picture.

A 6 stick hard case would have 12 channels with a mix of widths to accomodate the butt and tip sections of the cues.

You can check out more cue case options through a yahoo search for “pool cue case” and get links like

• Billiard](http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cases/index.html%3EBilliard) Warehouse
• Cue](http://www.snooker-cues-cuecases.co.uk/%3ECue) & Case Man
• The](http://www.cuestore.com/%3EThe) Cue Store

Here’s a picture of a Sterling 10 cue case:

Hope this helps you …