Conveniently charge and easily distribute mobile devices with the Bretford 30-Device CUBE Transport Cart. The open-air cart comes fully assembled and has a top and bottom shelf, each with 15 slots that can store tablets and laptops with screens up to 17" in size. In the middle of the cart is a built-in power strip for charging all the devices on the cart. Simply push the cart where it's needed using its integrated handles and four caster wheels. Note that device charging cables and power adapters are not included.

For Tablets & up to 17" Laptops    Store & Charge up to 30 Devices    Two Shelves with Built-In Device Slots    Integrated Power Strip    Dual Push Handles    4 x Caster Wheels    Comes Fully Assembled

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Frequency range and frequency response are...unpublished? I'd really appreciate info/ comment about these characteristics - what are the pros/cons, using the Roland CM-30 Cube as studio monitor(s)? Are they flat? & will I need a separate sub?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list those specifications. The Roland CM-30 was designed with the traveling musician in mind, and not the studio engineer necessarily, though in a pinch, it can be used for monitoring in the studio. You would be better served with a pair of JBL LSR 305's nonetheless; B&H# JBLSR305. With the use of two monitors, one can have a better stereo image of a stereo mix. The use of a sub is optional and not necessary; though having one is good for reference.

Q: 2. Is it possible to fit 19" rack equipment in the 0350 case?

A: The interior dimensions are 20x20x20" so as long as your equipment is less than that it will fit.

Q: 3. Do the tripod legs also extend to form a broader base?

A: No. The following unit comes with a fixed footprint.

Q: 4. Is the foam included in this case pick-n-pluck?

A: Yes it is pick & pluck.

Q: 5. can i use this speaker with a turnable vinyl system?

A: Probably not directly. The Roland CM-30 does not have phono inputs. You would need to purchase a separate phono pre-amp to put between the turntable and Roland. This would convert the very weak turntable phono output into a line-level signal that you could plug into the aux inputs on the Roland. The exception would be if your turntable has a built-in phono pre-amp so that it puts out a line-level signal (which I believe would be the case if it has USB outputs), but this would be uncommon.

Q: 6. Is this stand stable enough to use with the 10.5 x 7.5" Studio Panel LED Bi-Color Light from Lume Cube?

A: No, we suggest the following for maximum payload support. Impact Two Section Back Light Stand (3') BH #IMLS3S • MFR #LS-3S https://bhpho.to/3MJvZ6g

Q: 7. Can this power two devices at the same time? One via the USB-C port and another via the USB-A port?

A: Yes, you can charge two devices simultaneously with the Lume Cube Power Bank Grip (Black) using the USB-C and USB-A ports.

Q: 8. How many layers of foam are in this case?

A: There are 6 pieces total: 2 in the lid and 4 pieces of Pick N' Pluck.

Q: 9. no lids organizer for 1730 series ??! ... planning to purchase 1730 for briefcase purpose because i'll study overseas in Japan & need to bring more stuff so i can pack it all in one briefcase ...

A: Unfortunately, there are no lid organizers made for the 1730 case.

Q: 10. re: the interior dimension (42 x 22 x 15.1) ... 22" is case interior width? or depth?

A: The 22" dimension would be the wide from front to back of a open case if the length of the 42" was going side to side. 15" is the depth counting both halves of the case.