ProX Flight Case for Large Format Media CD Players Blackbuilt the sleek black-on-black ATA-300-style XS-CDBL Flight Case, so you can safely and easily ship and transport your large format CD/media player to your gig. It is made of 3/8" plywood covered in scratch-resistant Honeycomb Digital laminated surface design, and the edges are reinforced with impact-resistant steel-ball corners for even more protection. The interior has high-density foam that cradles your delicate gear.

Low-profile recessed spring handles and butterfly latches allow you to securely lock the removable lid and carry the case without it being unsightly, especially when you're DJing in front of a crowd. The front panel can be removed to provide access to controls, and there is a cable-access hole on the back that allows you to plug in without having to take your player out of the case. Heavy-duty rubber feet on the bottom protect the case and help to keep it in place during use.

Honeycomb Laminated 3/8" Plywood    Reinforced Metal Edges with Ball Corners    High-Density Foam Support and Casing    Removable Lid and Front Panel    Rear Cable-Access Hole    Spring-Action Recessed Carry Handles    Recessed Butterfly Twist-Lock Latches    Nonslip Rubber Feet

• Pioneer CDJ-800/850, CDJ-900, CDJ-1000, CDJ-2000, CDJ-3000, CDJ-800, DJS-1000
• Stanton C303, 304, 314
• Technics SL-DZ1200, DJM800
• Behringer DJX-750, DDM-4000
• Denon DN-X1500, DN-X1100, DN-X1700, DN-S5000, DN-S3500, SC6000 

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you please explain those numbers 1,2,3 and 6,4,6 are? Which one to use for full-frame camera or orientation (portrait or landscape) to use with those numbers?

A: The unit only works in horizontal direction .You would need to rotate the camera to use this adaptor in portrait orientation.The numbers are guides for repeat positioning.Depending on your camera the guides would represent a certain amount of overlap for the final stitching.

Q: 2. Do I use my existing Large format lenses, or do I have to use other lenses?

A: You would use 4x5 lenses when using the FotodioX Pro Nikon F Large Format 4x5 adapter.

Q: 3. will this fit a canon 70-200 2.8 II standing up?

A: Yes, it should fit fine. I have a mivro Nikkor 200mm that easily fits with a filter attached and it is within .2 of the 70-200 Canon.

Q: 4. Does this item fit carry on requirements for most airlines?

A: It does not. It is just a little to wide to be a carry on. But it does offer great protection for the gear.

Q: 5. Would this fit a Sumo 19 inch monitor or is there another case that would be a better fit?

A: The Pelican 1610 Case with Foam Set is large enough to accommodate the Atomos Sumo 19" SE HDR Monitor, Recorder, and Switcher.

Q: 6. did you have for Sinnar??

A: If your sinar has a graflex back then it will fit. My old sinar did. Realize that if you are using a Nikon dslr that has a mirror you will not be able to slide the Nikon very far from center. This is because the distance between the sensor and the front of the camera where the lens would normally mount is too far and the edges will cast a shadow. That space is taken up by the mirror movement and is Calle the mirror box That's the problem I had with this adapter. It's well built but I could only use it near the center of the 4x5 area with my D800E. It should work fine with a mirrorless DSLR like th Sony alpha7 assuming you have the correct adaptor.

Q: 7. Will the Pelican 1610 fit for a Sony HXR-MC2500?

A: Yes, the MC2500 will fit in this case.

Q: 8. What software is recommended to stitch the images together?

A: I have used Adobe Lightroom and also PTGui software to stitch the photos together.

Q: 9. Would this case hold two Astra 6X lights? How much space would remain beneath and to the sides?

A: One Astra 6x would physically fit but I would not attempt this. You would have only 1/2 an inch on two sides for padding. Two would not work at all. I would consider the Pelican 1730 Transport Case with Foam (Black) BH #PE1730 • MFR #1730-000-110 where you could fit one near the top on the right and one on the side to the left and have small accessories next to them on the opposing sides of each light..

Q: 10. How do I get the foam to shape to my camera?

A: The foam is made up of pick and pluck small squares of foam loosely connected. You pluck out the squares to conform to the shape of your camera. With solid foam you can use an electric knife to shape the foam.