The large, extended Rack-N-Bag Versa from Film Devices is a professional, three-tray location sound bag designed to hold an audio recorder and mixer including the Sound Devices 552, 664, 668, or Scorpio as well as a variety of wireless microphone equipment with easy access and versatile configurations. It can be carried like an ordinarily sound bag using the shoulder strap, optional harness, or carbon fiber handle. It can also be used as a desk console with angle adjustment and a built-in kickstand. The Rack-N-Bag Versa can handle virtually any field recording scenario with ease.

The outer shell is made of durable ballistic nylon, while the rigid frame is composed of aircraft-grade aluminum and carbon fiber, making the Versa both rugged and lightweight. Devices can be attached anywhere on the frame for maximum flexibility, and the tier heights are fully adjustable to allow either a single or double row of wireless devices. An adjustable bottom tier accommodates a range of mixer and recorder models. Besides the optional harness, many more extra accessories are available for further expanding the kit's functionality. For a safe, secure, and highly configurable solution to your professional mobile audio needs, the Film Devices Rack-N-Bag Versa is an ideal choice.

For Handheld, Shoulder, or Desktop Use    Dimensions: 14.56 x 8.66 x 8.58"    Fits Sound Devices 552/664/688/Scorpio    Fits Wide Range of Wireless Devices    Three Height-Adjustable Trays    Rigid Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Frame    Built-In Kickstand    Ballistic-Nylon Exterior Shell    Removable Pouch, Shoulder Strap    Clear Front Vinyl Cover

• Compatibility: Sound Devices 552, 664, 668, and Scorpio, Zaxcom Deva 24, and Nomad
• Carbon fiber and aluminum frame
• Built-in kickstand
• Ballistic nylon outer shell with removable pouch
• Clear front vinyl cover
• Rigid carbon fiber handle
• Shoulder strap
• Dimensions: 14.6 x 8.6 x 8.6”
• Weight: 5.3 lb

The Rack-N-Bag Versa features an upgraded design over the traditional Rack-N-Bag that gives it a greater level of flexibility. When used with the outer shell, it acts like an ordinary sound bag, which can be attached to a shoulder strap, optional harness, or used handheld with the included carbon fiber handle. When used without the outer shell, the whole thing converts to a desk console with a built-in kickstand to prop it up. Every device is in an accessible, secure tray and all connections are easy to reach.

The Versa allows for a wide range of adjustments, including a top tier with angle tilting for front-control wireless transmitters and receivers. The tier heights are field adjustable, and the frame is made of aircraft-grade aluminum extruded "C" channel with carbon fiber tiers. The Versa can be used with a single or double row of wireless devices by changing its top tier height. The bottom tier is also height configurable to accommodate most models of mixers and recorders, allowing you to change your configuration to match your equipment. Devices can be attached anywhere on the frame for a truly unique and customizable design.

The Rack-N-Bag Versa comes with everything needed to take your wireless gear into the field including a ballistic-nylon outer shell with detachable pouch, a rigid carbon fiber and aluminum frame, a carbon fiber carry handle, a shoulder strap, a built-in kickstand, and a clear front vinyl cover. Further accessory options exist including a convenient chest harness, a swing out phone holder, a wing kit for additional wireless devices, a docking bracket kit for secure fastening to sound carts, and a USB power receptacle.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many swabs of each type are in the box ? I have a D800E. I'm also looking at getting Giottos Rocket Blaster with this. Any advice additionally, or should this be all I need for cleaning both the mirror chamber / focusing screen area and the sensor itself?

A: The kit comes with 24 total SensorSafe wands (12 small, 6 medium, 6 large). The D800E uses the large wands, 24mm. This is a link for additional wands/swabs, http://bhpho.to/NurxazThe Rocket-Blaster by Giottos is very good to have.The best advice is check the sensor if it does need cleaning before you actually go through the process. Sometimes it just needs you to use the little vacuum and or the Rocket to get the dust off.

Q: 2. Will this work with a sony a7iii?

A: Yes, the Delkin Devices Sensor Scope would be compatible for use with the Sony Alpha a7 III Mirrorless Digital Camera.

Q: 3. Will this work for a Nikon z6 Sensor?

A: Yes, the Delkin Sensor Scope is compatible with the Z6.

Q: 4. Does it work with Fuji X-T2?

A: It should, but you will have to hold it a little further away from the sensor due to the difference in flange distance.

Q: 5. I own a Canon 70d and what to know if the sensor of the 70d supports this product ?

A: Yes, the Delkin Devices SensorScope 3 Cleaning Kit can be used with the Canon EOS 70D.

Q: 6. Is it possible to adjust the focusing distance of the sensor scope? I purchased through B&H and it appears the scope focuses too close for my D600 sensor. Thanks!

A: There is no focus distance adjustment on the Delkin Devices Sensor Scope.

Q: 7. Will this sensor fit a Leica M8.2 body?

A: I found this comment in an online review of the Sensor Scope and Leica camera: This works brilliantly. I tried it with several cameras, including a Canon1Ds MKII and 5D, and also a Leica M8. The Leica has a different lens flange to sensor distance so I had to reposition the SensorScope a bit, but it still worked very well to illuminate and show dust.

Q: 8. does this cleaning kit work with a eos rebel xs?

A: It should work very nicely. I have used it on my Canon D50, D60 and D70 and used it on other Canon Nikon camera bodies. As long as you can access the senor, just follow the camera body's manual cleaning instructions for the sensor and be careful

Q: 9. Is this bag large enough to work in conjunction with the Stearman sp8x10 developing tank/tray?

A: It is only large enough for film changing. For processing you would need this tent: https://bhpho.to/3cmY8xg

Q: 10. Hey guys,will the sensor scope work on the opening on the Nikon D5000 and or the older D50 as I use both ?Thanks Elliott Largo

A: make sure your battery is at full charge, put in MUP, remove lens, turn on sensor scope and check it out. DO NOT OVER SATURATE THE CLEANING SWABS. stroke from edge to edge with a new swab on each pass. reinstall lens when clean have fun shooting lots of enjoyable photos.