Everyday Instrument Protection.
Kaces is a leading global supplier of gig bags, cases, and music accessories for musicians of all genres. Early in his career, Kaces founder Alan Poster watched working musicians and roadies struggle with archaic plywood travel cases, that were heavy, bulky and in constant need of repair. He saw the need for cases crafted from more versatile materials, to be lighter, more durable and protective. Based on technological advancements in the camera, sports, and military supply industries, Kaces developed a line of fabric and polyfoam cases, as well as an improved line of traditional wood cases. Kaces gig bags and cases are designed based on the latest technology and materials, and provide lightweight durability that makes them tough, yet easy to carry. Kaces is dedicated to providing high quality, affordable products for all musicians, from the beginner to the working musician. The Kaces product line includes over 200 models for band, orchestra, percussion, guitar, keyboard, DJ and pro-audio applications.
Tips For Traveling With Your Instrument.
Kaces Lightweight Hardshell Alto Sax Case.
Kaces At The Smithsonian.
Traveling by air with a musical instrument can be a stressful, but necessary endeavor. Whether traveling as a musician alone, with your band or orchestra, artists of all kinds and genres are likely to encounter the need for air travel at some point. Navigating the labyrinth of rules, regulations and restrictions can be a daunting task for any player. Luckily, The League of American Orchestras has compiled a comprehensive list of tips, resources and links to important documentation to bring with you – so you can be prepared for just about any situation when you get to the airport.
The Kaces Lightweight Hardshell Alto Sax Case offers substantial protection for your saxophone, with ample features, ergonomic design, and reliability at a very affordable price. Made of high density reinforced hard EPS foam, the case is strong but lightweight. The exterior is covered in a rugged 600D exterior, with luggage grade #10 zippers and heavy duty pull tabs designed to last. The case also features a wrapped webbing handle, removable backpack straps with metal hardware, an additional "subway style" handle for easy transport, soft foam interior compartments that securely hold the neck and mouthpiece, a large exterior storage pocket, and a front pocket organizer provide plenty of room for accessories.
The Smithsonian Institute collections now include a Kaces bass gig bag! Critically acclaimed vocalist and bassist Meshell Ndegeocello donated her Reverend Fellowship prototype bass guitar to the Smithsonian Institute, along with her Kaces bass gig bag. The donation came after a tour of Europe and Japan, and marks the first Kaces product at the legendary Smithsonian. As a neo-soul pioneer and renowned activist, Meshell has supported and performed at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, presented by the National Museum of African American History and Culture.