Gewa 4/4 RED CELLO CASE POLYCARBONAT 4.6
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Gewa
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A Modern Hard Case Designed for Mobility
With its polycarbonate shell, this case fits into the "new generation" protection logic: controlled lightness, rigidity, and modular interior layout to adapt to different 4/4 cello sizes.
For Whom and What Uses?
Ideal for beginner to advanced cellists who regularly transport their instrument (lessons, rehearsals, orchestra). It is especially suitable for those seeking a rigid, secure solution that is easy to carry on the back.
Sound Quality
A case does not influence sound projection, but it helps preserve the instrument's stability : protection against transport shocks and careful support thanks to the cushions and padded suspension.
Technical specifications
| Format | 4/4 |
| Use | Cello |
| Format | Instrument's Shape |
| Color | Red |
| Size | 4/4 |
| Exterior | red |
| Interior | black |
| Outer shell | polycarbonate |
| Weight | approx. 4.6 kg |
| Weight (Rolly) | 4.8 kg |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Gewa Pure 4.6 Red case compatible with a full-size 4/4 cello?
This model is designed for 4/4 size cellos and follows the shape of the instrument.
What is the weight of this cello case?
The shell weighs approximately 4.6 kg. The Rolly version is specified at 4.8 kg.
Is the Gewa Pure 4.6 shell rigid?
The outer shell is made of polycarbonate, a material used here to provide rigid protection during transport. The case is intended for journeys to lessons, rehearsals, and orchestras. Its backpack-style carrying system facilitates mobility with a cello.
How is the cello secured inside the case?
The black interior includes cushions and padded suspension. The modular layout allows for adjusting the support to fit different full-size 4/4 cellos.
Does a hard case alter the sound of the cello?
A case does not affect the instrument's sound projection. However, protection against shocks helps maintain its stability during transport.



