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Before use...

1. The height of the support-shelf under the neck-foot should be adjusted to your instrument. In the correct position the scroll should just touch the soft surface. If the scroll is hanging in the air you should lower the support shelf (pulling it first with your fingers). If you switch between a modern and a baroque instrument you should adjust the height of the neck-foot support each time (the difference is quite big).
Please keep the ViolinCase closed when not in use.
2. Check that your violin is not too big for the ViolinCase.
You should hear a click after pressing top and bottom part with your fingers? After attaching all the elastic around - check if all the seals are tight.
3. A support pillow above a tail piece/chinrest should keep a violin steady in place and prevent a bridge from touching the ”celling” of a case. We add separate, self-adhesive sponge supports. You can use only one of them or you can combine them, varying the hight of this sponge support. Just remove the protective paper and press the glue side to the fabric of the lock, above the tail piece. If necessary, glue another sponge at the top of the first one (the one without leather).
The new model of our ViolinCase has similar properties as our original model and can be combined with other parts of the Trinity Set, but there are some important changes and improvements.
Here are main new features of the Trinity ViolinCase2:

1. The design is rather different and it looks more like an ”normal”, small violin case. 
2. The new, round shape with a waistline and many folds of the surface, make the composite shell even stronger/stiffer. 
3. The shape of the head section is better adjusted to the scroll/peg section of a violin and fits easier inside the Trinity SuitCase. 
4. The new system with non-glued elastics on both ends makes it easy to exchange them in the future by simply tying new knots, without removing any screws. The knots of head elastics, protected by its tight silicon cups, can be reached from the inside. 
You can find replacement elastics in many shops close to you.
5. Full height partition wall around violin’s neck supports and stabilizes the construction even better.
6. There is more space for accessories in the pocket of the new, broader neck section.
BowCase to ViolinCase connection
Place the BowCase directly on the ViolinCase.
Connect both cases using the click strap on the neck of the ViolinCase as shown below.
Fix the lower end of the BowCase by putting the T-shaped cotter pin attached to the elastic into the hole of the BowCase.
You can open the ViolinCase without removing the BowCase.
When not in use, put the cotter pin into its base on the surface on the ViolinCase.
If necessary in the future you can exchange the elastic, keeping the cotter pin.
BowCase Short connection

Neoprene straps attachement

How to connect handle to Single ALU BowCase...

1. Prepare handle - rotating or fixed.

2. Unscrew the stopper's screw not completely. Only far enough to remove the stopper from the Alu Case.

3. Detach the stopper from the Alu Case.

4. Unscrew the screw completely from the stopper.

5. Insert your handle in the stopper.

6. Screw the stopper screw back, but not completely, leave thedistance for insertion to the BowCase.

7. Insert stopper joined with handle to the BowCase.

8. Fasten the screw

Now you can use the BowCase for leading  the SuitCase

Kensington ClickSafe Combination Lock (optional accessory) and all the Trinity Cases
Kensington ClickSafe Combination Lock (optional accessory) and all the Trinity Cases. It prevents an unauthorized opening of the Violin Case and the BowCase and secures all 3 cases by fixing it to a firm object. Just click the lock cylinder onto the cotter-pin installed in the ViolinCase and it’s locked. A 4-wheel number sequence can be set to an easily remembered code so you can put it to work quickly. It’s also resettable to any of 10,000 possible combinations. Of course you don’t need to use it; the case will still be securely closed.
Locking the ViolinCase:
Locking the ViolinCase & BowCase:
The new model of our ViolinCase has similar properties as our original model and can be combined with other parts of the Trinity Set, but there are some important changes and improvements.
Here are main new features of the Trinity ViolinCase2:

1. The design is rather different and it looks more like an ”normal”, small violin case. 
2. The new, round shape with a waistline and many folds of the surface, make the composite shell even stronger/stiffer. 
3. The shape of the head section is better adjusted to the scroll/peg section of a violin and fits easier inside the Trinity SuitCase. 
4. The new system with non-glued elastics on both ends makes it easy to exchange them in the future by simply tying new knots, without removing any screws. The knots of head elastics, protected by its tight silicon cups, can be reached from the inside. 
You can find replacement elastics in many shops close to you.
5. Full height partition wall around violin’s neck supports and stabilizes the construction even better.
6. There is more space for accessories in the pocket of the new, broader neck section.
The Backpack Straps for the SuitCase (optional accessory)
You can store in in one of the pockets. Attach the straps to the loops on the top of the hard back and to the wheels (protecting your clothes from dirt at the same time).
You can store it in one of the pockets. Attach the straps to the thin strap on the SuitCase’s back and place the strap loops around the wheels. Elastic covers are for protection of your clothes from dirt).
Without removing the ViolinCase and the BowCase you can cary the suitcase on your back; perfect when you travel with another big luggage, or there’s a lot of snow around.
The new model of our ViolinCase has similar properties as our original model and can be combined with other parts of the Trinity Set, but there are some important changes and improvements.
Here are main new features of the Trinity ViolinCase2:

1. The design is rather different and it looks more like an ”normal”, small violin case. 
2. The new, round shape with a waistline and many folds of the surface, make the composite shell even stronger/stiffer. 
3. The shape of the head section is better adjusted to the scroll/peg section of a violin and fits easier inside the Trinity SuitCase. 
4. The new system with non-glued elastics on both ends makes it easy to exchange them in the future by simply tying new knots, without removing any screws. The knots of head elastics, protected by its tight silicon cups, can be reached from the inside. 
You can find replacement elastics in many shops close to you.
5. Full height partition wall around violin’s neck supports and stabilizes the construction even better.
6. There is more space for accessories in the pocket of the new, broader neck section.
Carrying the BowCase on its own, using the light shoulder strap (included).
You can connect it to the BowCase Cover:
or to the Strap System
How to connect the BowCase to the SuitCase?
Pull the strap over the handle (it’s usually already done for you).
Put the Handle inside the opening in the tip of the BowCase (by pulling the plastic cotter pin of the BowCase)
Regulate the length of the strap and connect the male click at the end of it to the female click installed on the SuitCase.
Now you can lead the SuitCase!
Put the Handle inside the opening in the tip of the BowCase (by pulling the plastic cotter pin of the BowCase)
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