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product_id: 64527695
title: "TGI 1990 Tenor Wooden Hard Case for Banjo, Black"
brand: "tgi"
price: "€ 313.15"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/64527695-tgi-1990-tenor-wooden-hard-case-for-banjo-black
store_origin: GR
region: Greece
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# Secure metal clasps Black leatherette finish Durable wooden shell TGI 1990 Tenor Wooden Hard Case for Banjo, Black

**Brand:** tgi
**Price:** € 313.15
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Protect your sound in style — the ultimate tenor banjo fortress!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TGI 1990 Tenor Wooden Hard Case for Banjo, Black by tgi
- **How much does it cost?** € 313.15 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/64527695-tgi-1990-tenor-wooden-hard-case-for-banjo-black)

## Best For

- tgi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tgi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Grab Handle:** Solid handle designed for comfortable, confident transport wherever your music takes you.
- • **Rock-Solid Protection:** Wooden hardcase built to shield your tenor banjo from every bump and scratch.
- • **Plush Interior Comfort:** Soft, plush lining ensures a snug, scratch-free fit that cradles your instrument perfectly.
- • **Classy Black Leatherette:** Sleek black leatherette with accented stitching for a professional, timeless look.
- • **Precision Fit Guaranteed:** Exact internal dimensions with thoughtful cut-outs to accommodate unique banjo shapes.

## Overview

The TGI 1990 Tenor Wooden Hard Case combines a robust wooden shell with a plush interior lining and secure metal clasps, delivering premium protection and a sleek black leatherette finish. Designed specifically for tenor banjos, it offers precise internal dimensions and a solid grab handle, making it the perfect blend of durability, style, and functionality for serious musicians.

## Description

Product Description The TGI wooden tenor banjo hard shell case is covered in black leatherette with accented stitching which adds a classy feel to the case. The inside of the case is covered with a plush lining to ensure a snug but scratch free fit. With a solid grab handle and strong, durable metal clasps you can be certain of an excellent level of instrument protection. Internal Measurements: Length: 88cm, Lower Bout: 35cm, Depth: 13cm. Box Contains Banjo Case

Review: TOP QUALITY - EXCELLENT VALUE - A MUST-BUY - I guess when you're looking to buy a hard case for your guitar you are faced with a choice - wooden hard case or ABS ? Not a huge difference in price if you shop around but in my opinion there is no competition. I read a number of reviews online and many buyers of ABS cases complained of lightweight, inferior clasps - also cracks in the body shell after a little use. Furthermore on closing the case, the clasps needed to be aligned in order to click in and hold. I once owned a set of ABS suitcases and this was certainly a nuisance. And they are all now resident at the local tip. The ABS cracked on one of them- it's basically plastic - and a number of the clasps ceased functioning - others had a tendency to burst open when you lowered the case to the ground ! I have a wooden case for my acoustic guitar, very similar to the case listed, which could be 50 years old. It's a little tatty but solid as a rock. This case is superb. It's solidly constructed with quality fittings all round - not just on the opening side. It is beautifully made - neatly covered and stitched - and mine has a gorgeous bottle-green soft velour interior. Yet it was the best value I could find online. You might spent thirty or forty pounds more for a case of this quality. Normans charged nothing for delivery and it arrived the next day. Great service. In my view it is foolish to sacrifice strength in favour of little less weight. ABS cases may look smart, but surely the safety of your instrument is the point of the purchase. Normans give you all the important internal dimensions and they are pretty accurate. I checked. An obvious statement ? Not at all. I needed to phone a number of major suppliers to acquire these (I will save their blushes) - and in some cases they had to wander off with a tape measure while I was on the phone ! Unbelievable. Others fail to tell you whether their measurements are internal or external. Important to note that there is a small cut-out in the lining for the end guitar strap button to slot into - making the length (including the button) 109 cm - and you have an extra centimetre on the upper and lower bout. The major issue with a hard case is that it fits your guitar - snug but not a tight fit - and certainly not too loosely. This one is perfect. I might have liked an internal strap at the root of the neck to hold the guitar in place - but the fit is so good it isn't essential. Incidentally, my case was bought for a Hagstrom Viking P - and Vikings as you may know have a strangely sculpted head which comes to a point and gives the guitar a little extra length. This means that the case will be sure to fit any 335 lookalike. I have owned many guitars over the years and would always recommend a hard case for a semi-ac. They're tough units but more vulnerable than solids. Spend the price of a top-of-the-range gig bag and get this one. Highly recommended.
Review: Solid case - A great case, my Barnes&Mullins 17 fret resonator banjo fits in the case very snugly, just a 4 inch gap at the peg end, but the case is so well padded the banjo is going nowhere, my other banjo is a Grafton17 fret open back, although slightly smaller than my first one the, the same applies, once in, its going nowhere, also has nice box to keep strings, plectrums,etc, well worth the money, when you consider what you can pay for a banjo.just got to learn to play the instruments.

## Features

- Tenor banjo hardcase
- Plush lining for superb instrument fit and protection.
- Made with high quality fittings
- Wooden hardcase with black leatherette finish and accented stitching
- Solid grab handle

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008PE1002 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 12,747 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 35 in String Instrument Cases & Bags |
| Brand | TGI |
| Brand Name | TGI |
| Closure Type | Clasp |
| Closure type | Clasp |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 124 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05036678100303 |
| Handle Type | Standard handle |
| Manufacturer | TGI |
| Material | other |
| Material Type | other |
| Number of Compartments | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Shell Type | Hard |
| Strap Type | Handle |
| Style | Tenor Banjo |
| Style Name | Tenor Banjo |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Wheel Type | Double spinner |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TOP QUALITY - EXCELLENT VALUE - A MUST-BUY
*by R***T on 21 January 2016*

I guess when you're looking to buy a hard case for your guitar you are faced with a choice - wooden hard case or ABS ? Not a huge difference in price if you shop around but in my opinion there is no competition. I read a number of reviews online and many buyers of ABS cases complained of lightweight, inferior clasps - also cracks in the body shell after a little use. Furthermore on closing the case, the clasps needed to be aligned in order to click in and hold. I once owned a set of ABS suitcases and this was certainly a nuisance. And they are all now resident at the local tip. The ABS cracked on one of them- it's basically plastic - and a number of the clasps ceased functioning - others had a tendency to burst open when you lowered the case to the ground ! I have a wooden case for my acoustic guitar, very similar to the case listed, which could be 50 years old. It's a little tatty but solid as a rock. This case is superb. It's solidly constructed with quality fittings all round - not just on the opening side. It is beautifully made - neatly covered and stitched - and mine has a gorgeous bottle-green soft velour interior. Yet it was the best value I could find online. You might spent thirty or forty pounds more for a case of this quality. Normans charged nothing for delivery and it arrived the next day. Great service. In my view it is foolish to sacrifice strength in favour of little less weight. ABS cases may look smart, but surely the safety of your instrument is the point of the purchase. Normans give you all the important internal dimensions and they are pretty accurate. I checked. An obvious statement ? Not at all. I needed to phone a number of major suppliers to acquire these (I will save their blushes) - and in some cases they had to wander off with a tape measure while I was on the phone ! Unbelievable. Others fail to tell you whether their measurements are internal or external. Important to note that there is a small cut-out in the lining for the end guitar strap button to slot into - making the length (including the button) 109 cm - and you have an extra centimetre on the upper and lower bout. The major issue with a hard case is that it fits your guitar - snug but not a tight fit - and certainly not too loosely. This one is perfect. I might have liked an internal strap at the root of the neck to hold the guitar in place - but the fit is so good it isn't essential. Incidentally, my case was bought for a Hagstrom Viking P - and Vikings as you may know have a strangely sculpted head which comes to a point and gives the guitar a little extra length. This means that the case will be sure to fit any 335 lookalike. I have owned many guitars over the years and would always recommend a hard case for a semi-ac. They're tough units but more vulnerable than solids. Spend the price of a top-of-the-range gig bag and get this one. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid case
*by J***O on 20 April 2017*

A great case, my Barnes&Mullins 17 fret resonator banjo fits in the case very snugly, just a 4 inch gap at the peg end, but the case is so well padded the banjo is going nowhere, my other banjo is a Grafton17 fret open back, although slightly smaller than my first one the, the same applies, once in, its going nowhere, also has nice box to keep strings, plectrums,etc, well worth the money, when you consider what you can pay for a banjo.just got to learn to play the instruments.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Quality Case
*by P***. on 17 June 2022*

Very happy with this case as the quality exceeds what I was expecting. My Banjo Uke fitted perfectly and there is a handy storage compartment for strings etc. One point to mention (that has been mentioned in other reviews) is that the case stinks of glue or plastic or something. It really smells bad !! I suspect that this will go in time but every time I walk into the room you can smell it even with the case closed.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-07*