Hardcase HN9CYM22 22" Cymbal Case

I purchased this Hardcase Cymbal Case a few months ago to protect some very nice Zildjian cymbals I also purchased from Thomann. It has room for my 3 splashes, a pair of 13" hats, 2 crashes (16 & 17 inch) and a 20" ride cymbal (8 pieces in total). I'd say I'd probably get one more into it with a max size of around 22 inches fitting in comfortably with a small space left on the edges of the case.

It also came with enough protective inlays to cover over each of the cymbals in the case and even with the current contents of the case, I still have one spare cover left over. The base of the case inside is padded so that the first cymbal in has protection underneath and off the face of the case material.

The case is rock solid and I reckon it would take a very strong force to even put a dent in it.

Well worth the cash I paid and my equipment is well protected. I would recommend it to any drummer serious about protecting the hard earned cash they used to by cymbals by spending a little more on this great protective hard case. Best one I've had so far!

Happy transporting!

J

We've been using this case in our rehearsal studio for about half a year now where any band is free to use the cymbals without supervision.
Recently one of the plastic closures broke. Probably someone stepped on it, because they seem quite sturdy, but the annoying thing is that i cannot replace it because it is fixed with a pop rivet.
I managed to fix it with some good old Nichiban.
Another annoying thing is that you need to screw the wing nut endlessly until the cymbals are fixed. Probably buying a quick-set-wingloc-clamp-thingy would be the best solution for that.

Anyway, still this case is definitely worth being rather expensive because of it's strength, durability, ease of use and... wheels :-)