Safely and easily transport your Loop Station with the CB-RC505 Carrying Bag for RC-505mkII and RC-505 from BOSS. This slimline backpack-style bag is designed to perfectly accommodate an RC-505 or RC-505mkII Loop Station and features rugged water-resistant nylon construction, a heavy-duty zipper with a custom BOSS pull, and plush interior with thick padding to protect your investment. Hideaway backpack straps and a handle with comfortable padding make transporting your Loop Station simple and convenient, while the slim interior sub compartment can accommodate a laptop or tablet. Use the handy external compartment to store a microphone, AC adapter, or other accessories.

Fits RC-505 and RC-505mkII Loop Station    Padded Backpack-Style Straps    Internal Padding for Protection    Laptop Compartment    Outside Pocket for Accessories    Thick Rubber Bottom Feet    Heavy-Duty Zipper with Custom BOSS Pull    Padded Carrying Handle

The separately available RC-505 series eliminates the need to carry a lot of additional gear, thanks to its onboard multi-effects, integrated mixing features, and versatile connectivity options. This bag's slim design is just right for users of the tabletop Loop Station, trimming unneeded bulk while providing a protective home for the instrument and core items you need to create and perform.

The outside pocket on the CB-RC505 is big enough for a mic, headphones, AC adapter, and cables, standard accessories for beatboxers and other vocal-based loop performers. And with the flat pocket inside the main compartment, you can expand your creative setup with a laptop or tablet. If you're a looping instrumentalist who needs more room for foot pedals and other external gear, the CB-BU10 Utility Gig Bag is an ideal option.

The CB-RC505 is built to last with quality materials and construction throughout. The water-resistant nylon exterior is rugged and protective, and there are two thick rubber feet for impact protection when setting the bag on the ground. The padded top handle is comfortable to grab and reinforced for years of travel, and you can easily hide the backpack straps in dedicated pockets when they're not needed.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the DJI 3 mini?

A: At the moment, the DJI RC 2 is not compatible with the DJI Mini 3 series of drones.

Q: 2. will this work with the Canon C700?

A: We have not seen any information that this control unit will work with the C700. At this time only the Canon OU-700 Remote Operation Unit is expected to operate in that manner.

Q: 3. Can this bag hold a 35” (inch) in length and weighing around 6 pounds of light stand?

A: Yes, as this bag has internal dimensions of 36.6" and it is made for a tripod weighing a bit over 6lbs.

Q: 4. does it work with the dji neo?

A: Yes, the DJI RC 2 Remote Controller is compatible with the DJI Neo drone.

Q: 5. Can the controller send out a clean feed through an external monitor?

A: The DJI RC 2 Remote Controller can mirror the DJI Fly app on an external monitor through a USB-C to HDMI adapter, but it does not support outputting a clean video feed to an external monitor.

Q: 6. Please list all drones that work with this controller

A: At the time of this writing, the DJI RC 2 Remote Controller is only compatible with the DJI Air 3 and the DJI Mini 4 Pro, though additional drone compatibility could be added in the future.

Q: 7. Dji rc 2 work with dji mini 3 pro

A: The DJI RC 2 Remote Controller, at this time, is only compatible with the DJI Air 3 and the DJI Mini 4 Pro. There may be additional drones added to the list in the future.

Q: 8. Can i connect it to a monitor ?

A: Yes, the DJI RC 2 Remote Controller does have the option for HDMI out via a USB-C adapter. It is recommended to test this before use to ensure full compatibility.

Q: 9. Is there spare joy sticks available for this yet?

A: Yes, you can use the DJI Control Sticks for DJI RC Remote (Pair), BH #DJRCCS, with the DJI RC 2 Remote Controller.

Q: 10. What padding does this have?

A: According to Libec this bag is padded. It does not say the type unfortunately.