Although it was painful
to even think about it, here are some drop test results:Test setting:
A) Height: 50cm. Chosen to approximate the fall when carrying the case around (eg walking with case in a bag) or case falling accidentally from lap / small stand while playing.
B) Force applied: none. Case is dropped, NOT thrown.
C) Contact (ouch): Marble floor.
Cases:
1) case falls face up : no damage
2) case falls on side: minor movement of the bottom panel, no cracks, bottom nuts tightened again - case ok
3) case falls face down: I'm not gonna do this unless they sent me a free new stick first. :)
All in all case withstood reasonable punishment quite well
.However I repeat again here:
-This is a plexi case, not a metal one. It does not have the endurance of metal and reasonably so.
-If you throw it to the wall, it will break. Any case will break in such circumstances.
-If you treat it with a bit of care you should expect your children to be using it too.
-I do not endorse tests like the above. In fact I hate them.
Treat all your cases with respect and never drop them!!! ------
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