The ATA-300-style ProX XZF-YDM71ULMA Flip-Ready Retracting Hydraulic Lift Case for Yamaha DM7 Mixing Console by ZCASE is designed to protect and transport your Yamaha DM7 mixing console while offering fluid and effortless positioning of your mixer. The case features a patent-pending hydraulic lift system that moves from a vertical transport position to a horizontal operation position with little physical effort. The case provides an integrated rotational mechanism, which is attached to the console mounting bed and uses gas springs to lift the console into position. Simply open the two lower doors and pull the console to let the case do the heavy lifting.

The case includes a large doghouse with left and right openings for routing/storing cables and accessories. The rugged case is constructed from laminated plywood with aluminum edging, heavy-duty steel ball corners, recessed butterfly twist locks, and rubber spring-action recessed handles. A patented Vibro-Insulation system provides internal vibration protection during transport. Four industrial-grade 4" locking casters offer magnetic positioning for easy setup.

Easy Single-Person Setup, No Lifting    ATA-300-Style Flight/Road Case    Vibro-Insulation System    Protects from Vibration During Transport    Patent-Pending Rotational Mechanism    Laminated Plywood with Aluminum Edging    Recessed Butterfly Latches and Handles    Doghouse with Left and Right Openings    Four Industrial-Grade 4" Locking Casters

• Flip-Ready Rotational Console Deck
• 1 RU 19" rack space under console
• Hydraulic lifting springs (made in Germany)
• Engineered to balance center of gravity
• Storage compartments on doors
• Heavy-duty steel ball corners
• Spring-loaded recessed rubber handles
• Easy-locking-fit tongue-and-groove edges
• Dual-anchor rivets
• Recessed butterfly twist-locking latches
• Made with 3/8" and 1/2" birch plywood
• Warnex coated finish
• New shock-absorbent system
• Honeycomb Digital surface protection
• Large doghouse area for cables
• Patented Vibro-Insulation for internal protection
• Arm holders for laptop or screen
• 4 x PenEclom industrial-grade autocentering casters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. power supply for this unit comes with universal power supply cord 100-250v or do i use a regular 110 cord for america?

A: The Soundcraft Si Impact features an auto-sensing global power supply; 88 to 264 VAC. The power cord provided is based on the region the mixer is purchased in. When purchasing at B&H, you'd receive a power cable for use in North America.

Q: 2. When used with DAW to record tracks, what are the supported audio standards - 44.1/48/96khz? Is it 24 bit audio?

A: The bit rate is 24 bit, and sample rates are selectable at 44.1k or 48k.

Q: 3. Can you set up a mix minus with this unit for webcast use?

A: Utilizing the Aux output on this mixer, you could create a mix minus to send to phone interface or separate audio interface and return the callers audio back to an available channel on the mixer. Please note, this can not be done directly through the USB port on this mixer.

Q: 4. I was seeing the Soundcraft Si Impact in the Soundcraft website and i can see that this model is not compatible with the Soundcraft ViSi Remote App (only is compatible the Expresion and Performer Si series), just is compatible with the Soundcraft ViSi Listen. So its means that i cant manage all the mixing functions from an Ipad like other mixers like Presonus or Behringer, so just i can up and down levels (like a personal monitors), but i havent. all functionallity like others. Is this right or not?

A: I asked them on Twitter and Soundcraft replied that the viSi Remote does work on theimpact. Check with themOn twitter.

Q: 5. Does this have a hard limiter I can apply to all 32 inputs? (I have some screamers occasionally)

A: Yes. According to page 33 in the manual for the Allen & Heath Qu-32C; "At its extreme setting the compressor can be used as a limiter to prevent the signal exceeding a preset maximum level."

Q: 6. Are the master outputs balanced?

A: Yes.

Q: 7. Is there anyway I can connect my cell phone to this mixer (an adapter or something) to receive phone calls for a podcast??? -PC

A: The best way to do a mix minus feature in this scenario is by using Dual 1/4 TS to one 3.5mm TRS Y cable. That will allow you to connect you smartphone to the mixer allowing you to receive phone calls for a podcast. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/846984-REG/Hosa_Technology_HMP_010Y_REAN_3_5_mm_TRS.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 8. I want to pick one or two channels and route it to the AUX only (eg to a Drummer). This mix should not come to the main headphone or master output to the speakers. Can I do it in this mixer?

A: You can create a separate mix via the Aux Output on the mixer. Please note, doing this will defeat the internal fx on the mixer.

Q: 9. Is the digital I/O 24bit? Any details about the DAC on the Notebook series?

A: USB:Sample rate 44.1kHz, 48kHzFrequency response20Hz 20kHz +/-1.5dB

Q: 10. How can I split the inputs for video recording?

A: The cleanest way to split the inputs would be to purchase and utilizing a DANTE option card (SO5031819V ) for the SI 40. Then with a separate purchase of DANTE Virtual Soundcard loaded on a computer, you could record up to 64 tracks of audio into a DAW to sync to a video recording later. This would require connecting the DANTE card and computer via a DANTE approved switch (BH#CISG35010K9N), and using DANTE controller to route the audio from the board to the computer. Please not that the console itself would control the overall gain level of each channel.