Styled in black, the Waterproof Injection-Molded Case from Gator Cases is designed for the Mackie DL1608 Mixing Console. It is constructed out of impactproof NK-7 resin, and is ATA-300 certified for airline travel. It offers dust and water protection, as it's IP67 certified. Carry the case with the soft grip handle, and open it with an easy-release powerclaw latching system. A custom foam insert keeps your mixer cushioned and protected against jostles.

Injection-Molded NK-7 Resin Design    IP67 Dustproof and Water Resistent    ATA-300 Certified for Airline Travel    Foam Insert for Mackie DL1608 Mixer

Fits Mackie DL1608 Mixing Console

Made of impactproof lightweight NK-7 resin

Easy-release Powerclaw latching system

Soft-grip comfort handle

Padlockable

Waterproof and dustproof (IP67 certified)

ATA-300 certified

Mil-STD-810F immersion test certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any tips on a case (like a portabrace) that also holds two receivers for wireless lavs? I find with the H4N, it's just a precarious jumble of cables, but at the least the XLR inputs came out on one side.

A: Currently, there is not a case available that will house a Zoom H4N and 2 wireless receivers. You may however consider a Porta Brace AO-1X Audio Organizer Case (B&H#POAO1X). The internal dimensions of 10 x 6 x 6 allows ample room for a Zoom recorder, a couple of wireless receivers and more.

Q: 2. does new ipad fit ?

A: The Mackie iPad Air Tray Kit specifies compatibility with iPad (2017), iPad Pro 9.7", iPad Air 2, iPad Air, and iPad (4th generation) models. Any other iPads should be compared dimensionally to the measurements of the models listed as compatible to confirm whether they will also fit this unit.

Q: 3. Has the SI Impact a headphone jack on the monitor section or in general?

A: The headphone jack in the bottom left front is used for main monitoring and solo of any channel(s) - fro Soundcraft: normally the LR signal but may be PFL/AFL, or other signal as set in the MONITOR system menus. Also you may patch a pair of outputs to the monitor bus for use with studio monitors.

Q: 4. Is the Aux out a TRS balanced output?

A: According to Soundcraft, the Aux out is a TRS balanced output.

Q: 5. Does this come with any plugins?

A: The Solid State Logic BiG SiX does not come with any plugins.

Q: 6. My computer is an M1 Apple Mac running macOS Big Sur 11.5.2. Will I be able to use the Notepad-12FX as the soundcard and audio interface of my computer when connected via USB?

A: At this time there is not an update from Soundcraft for compatibility wih Bug Sur.

Q: 7. What batteries give the best record times?

A: I have been using Energizer lithium batteries. They last for a very long time.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Any recommendations for affordable lav mics to use with this recorder for podcasting? I have some inexpensive lavs that work OK with my current recorder, but they use button batteries. I tried my more expensive Sennheiser lav and got no signal at all. I would prefer lavs that didn't require batteries.

A: Jason, are you looking for a wired or wireless Lav? I personally always try and use a wired Lav wherever possible ... high fidelity, clear quality audio is critical to most forms of broadcast digital media.If you're happy to go with a wired Lav I'd highly recommend the Shure MX150 Subminiature Lavalier Microphone (Wired XLR) .... you tuck into the collar/chest area of the talent, run the thin Shure cable out of the shirt and then attach a pro studio XLR cable and run it into the Zoom H6 XLR inputs ... really delivers stunning audio quality and works every time without having to worry about RF interference and batteries dying.I have a couple of them and can either record them as separate mono tracks in the H6 or mix them as a stereo pair.I purchased both my H6 and the two Shure MX 150s from B&H and have been totally satisfied with the set-up ... you pay a bit more for a pro Lav but the peace of mind and audio quality is well worth it ... and besides which B&H prices are always very competitive and if you have any issues, B&H service is second to none!Cheers,Neil

Q: 10. Time code

A: No.