Pro Art Computer Case

[Latch] The design of the Asus computer case is a state-of-the-art design. It's very spacious, construction is very solid and aesthetic . The perfect case for the ultimate build. Thanks Asus

[Cotton Rag] I have been using the Canon Premium Fine Art Smooth paper for quality art prints on both 8.5" x 11" and 13" x 19" stock. The results are wonderful. I use Canon's Pro Premium Matte for proofing before printing on their fine art paper using the Pixma Pro-10. The Pro-10 handles this stock nicely, and Canon's Print Studio Pro software on my MacBook makes printing straight forward!

[Gold] I've had this model of case for just over 5 years on my MacBook Pro Late 2013 (13 inch). I had to buy a replacement a few weeks back only after my bag took a rough tumble in the airport. I'm sure it's saved my computer dozens of times, and at the very least, kept it from denting/scratching/bending. The actual shell for the screen-back is a bit confusing to orient when putting it on (I had it wrong for a few years haha, though it's really me not paying attention to the instructions.) It's solid, and keep your warranty info! Moshi provide lifetime warranties on their case products. All in all, a good, strong case that mostly manages to avoid getting dirt and grime between the case and the computer (helps prevent scratches and general gross-ness). 10/10 - Already bought it again.

[Tube Sleeve] I got this case to protect a Mac Pro when traveling, and it suits the computer beautifully. The Mac is safe and protected, and you can carry it with you. It is a little bigger than I imagined, but totally worth it if you care for your computer.

[Haze] Used to preserve some computer generated art work . Works great!

[1] It turned out to be the perfect solution for connecting a new state-of-the-art Dell desktop computer to an older monitor.

[Yellow] I love this computer case. It fits well and looks great

[Precut Foam] Just what I wanted out of a case for my computer, scripts, etc.

[1.695 lb] Having been in the studio business for 11 years now, and having acquired...and disposed of many pieces of gear over the years that just didn't cut it in one way or another, I would like to say how much I have been enjoying this piece in the studio here these last couple weeks. The Pro-VLA II - Compressor/Leveler by ART is a bargain at 5 times the price, easily! It's well-built and does exactly what it is designed to do. The unit is currently residing on my console's 2-buss along an A-Designs Hammer EQ. A very nice combination indeed! I will not hesitate to put this to use in a vocal chain (say, following an 1176 in series), or using it similarly for bass guitar. The unit compresses well. It can be pushed a bit harder than most compressors and still remain relatively transparent. The tube stage gives the compression a nice 'girth'...a subtle coloring that brings mix elements together very cohesively. The Pro-VLA II - Compressor/Leveler by ART has found a home here at the studio alongside, Manley, Universal Audio, Urei, Crane Song and a host of other fine, venerable manufacturers of compression units. I don't think this one is going anywhere any time soon! I think this is one of the best bargains going in the audio business at this time!

[Matte] I use a Pixma Pro 100 & I have never used fine art paper that gives my such a distinct watercolor look. It is unbelievable.