Is it true that i have to disassemble the chin rest to make it fit in the case??
285382
You will not have to disassemble the chin rest. You may not be able to fit the shoulder rest inside the case depending on what style you have. I purchased the case recently, knowing that there would not be room for my shoulder rest inside, and I am very happy with it. It is lightweight and yet feels sturdy.
285383
Do you mean shoulder rest? You definitely don't need to remove the chin rest. I have a Wolf shoulder rest that folds up. It fits into the long storage space up at the neck of the violin. It doesn't fit in easily and sticks up a bit out of the space, but I can close the case with no problem and it doesn't do any harm to the shoulder rest. The only thing I wish this case had was some suitcase feet on the end so that when upright it isn't resting directly on the case.
285384
No - my chin rest is flat, and pretty unobtrusive - didn't need to disassemble it from the violin.
285385
No need to disassemble the chin rest . It is a very good product, very light Weight.
285386
It is not ideal for large chin rests. I have to bend it a little to fit it in.
340463
No, it will only fit face down in the case. like say the people in them comment.
828894
No, it comes disassembled and requires a couple of hours to get it all together, although it is not very difficult.
2277076
No. Both of my full size violins are unable to fit in even without the shoulder rest. I will have to ship it back for refund. Will lost 2 x $13.50 =$27 on the shippings.
1672245
Mine did not. It looks like the place where that piece would be is removable, so if you could get your hands on another one you could switch it out, but I don't see that part listed on Cooler Master's website. I'm going to ask them if I can buy just that piece, because I'm NOT buying another whole top case for that, I suggest you do the same.
1483224
Yes but you have to take it apart and unscrew the back. I do not recomend this.
1526770
Yep. Same here. Just peel it off before installing the facemask. Mine was already loose. If yours isn't warm it up with a hair dryer and it should come off easily.
1912330
I was able to open mine up and disassemble it and repair it without any big issues. If you are changing to parts that are not very similar to the original parts, as with anything like that you might run into fitment issues.
1707011
I have a standard case and it fits without any problem. I think the photo might have been distorted. FYI, the cables are quite stiff it made it hard for me to do a super neat assembly job.
457316
I read a review that it did fit with prop guards attached, but ours does not fit and there's no slot to carry the prop guards in the case. The case is incredibly well built otherwise though.
1947131
Yes...after messing with it a bit with letter openers and smartphone repair tool kit and stretching it out. I was able get it fit perfectly. It works and looks great.
842047
Officially I believe the answer is no. However the reason is because there is some plastic in the way that prevents it from fitting correctly. I cut away the plastic to get it to fit and now it works just fine. So it depends on how involved you are willing to be to get it to work.
610158
No, it won't fit perfectly. What I did was sand it down and crazy glue it in place.
1396503
Yes- mine fits quite snugly, but there is a little space at the ends. If there weren't any space, it wouldn't stretch to actually put the computer in.
1336353
No - It doesn't fit snugly. If you push the lid in place as shown in the photo and then turn everything upside-down the lid will fall off.
1495856
This should adapt to most chin rests. I have a full size and a 3/4 size and it fits well on both.
318961
That has happened to me a few times, though it's usually just one edge and not enough that I can't get the rest of the case off without pulling more of the battery cover with it. It's not ideal, I agree, just a downside of the snug fit. I know the instructions say to remove it starting from the bottom edges, but I've found that if you do it from the top and get one edge off without pulling the battery cover with it, and you put a finger in there and run it across toward the other top edge, it tends to come off without any issues. The top snap-in tabs that hold the battery cover on seem to hold better than the bottom ones do when taking the case on and off in my experience. That has happened to me a few times, though it's usually just one edge and not enough that I can't get the rest of the case off without pulling more of the battery cover with it. It's not ideal, I agree, just a downside of the snug fit. I know the instructions say to remove it starting from the bottom edges, but I've found that if you do it from the top and get one edge off without pulling the battery cover with it, and you put a finger in there and run it across toward the other top edge, it tends to come off without any issues. The top snap-in tabs that hold the battery cover on seem to... » Read More That has happened to me a few times, though it's usually just one edge and not enough that I can't get the rest of the case off without pulling more of the battery cover with it. It's not ideal, I agree, just a downside of the snug fit. I know the instructions say to remove it starting from the bottom edges, but I've found that if you do it from the top and get one edge off without pulling the battery cover with it, and you put a finger in there and run it across toward the other top edge, it tends to come off without any issues. The top snap-in tabs that hold the battery cover on seem to hold better than the bottom ones do when taking the case on and off in my experience. « Show Less