Featuring high-grade form-cut PE foam designed specifically to accommodate the Yamaha DM3 and DM3-D digital mixers, the iSeries 3i2015-10DM3 Hard Case from SKB sports the typical top-of-the-line features expected from SKB's iSeries cases, including an extremely tough injection-molded polypropylene-copolymer-resin shell, an automatic ambient-pressure-equalization valve, and a gasket-sealed water- and dust-tight design with MIL-STD 810G protection from corrosion, impacts, submersion, solvents, UV light, and fungus.

The continuous molded hinges, rubber overmolded cushion-grip handle, and integrated wheels ensure the case can survive a wide range of traumas while remaining comfortable and easy to carry. The patented trigger latches make it easy to open, and lock loops can accept customer-supplied padlocks for extra security. The case includes a large accessory pocket below the mixer for storing your power supply, cables, or any other accessories.

Designed for Yamaha DM3 or DM3-D    High-Quality Form-Cut PE Foam    Injection Molded Polypropylene Resin    Gasket-Sealed, Water-/Dust-Tight Design    MIL-STD 810G Corrosion and Impact Rating    Automatic Ambient-Pressure Equalization    Molded-In Hinge and Padlock Loop    Trigger Release Latches, Built-In Wheels    Rubber Over-Molded Cushion Grip Handle    Large Accessory Pocket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is phantom power only on ch4 or all xlr inputs?

A: +48 volt phantom power is available on channels one through four.

Q: 2. Will the Sony HXR-MC2500 fit in this case?

A: I doubt it.

Q: 3. will this case fit the hxr-nx5r by sony?

A: While the HXR-NX5R is not listed as compatible with this case, it is able to handle both the HXR-NX5U and HXR-NX3 which have a very similar shape to the NX5R. We believe the NX5R should fit in this case as well.

Q: 4. Can you choose between mic and line for the xlr outputs?

A: No. The analog XLR outputs on the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Console supply line level output.

Q: 5. Please check your specs, they seem completely off. Exterior volume comes out to over 60L, while interior space is just over 25L?

A: The dimensions of the SKB iSeries 2015-7 Case with Think Tank Photo Dividers & Lid Organizer are correct. The case (when empty) would have an interior of 20.5 x 15.5 x 7.5 inches. However, the lid organizer and the divider set take up space, thus reducing the camera and lens area to 19.5 x 14.5 x 5.5 inches. The "7DL" version is not referenced in the reference chart.

Q: 6. Can the Canon C200 be stored in this case with the top handle attached?

A: Yes, the dividers can be moved into place to fit a Canon C- series unit.

Q: 7. Will a PXWX70 fit in this case?

A: The PXW-Z100 is much larger than the PXW-X70 so yes the PXW-X70 will fit. However, it will be loose and bounce around. Recommended is the Sony SKB Hard Carrying Case for PXW-X70 Camera B&H # SOLCX70SKB which is form fitted to the PXW-X70.

Q: 8. Will this case fit the Fs5 comfortably?

A: Checking all available dimensions, we see no particular issues using this case for the FS5. You would probably wish to cut/add the foam to be more form-fitting since the camcorders it is meant for are differently shaped. In light of the fact SKB does not at this time make a case specifically for the FS5, we would suggest you consider the SKB iSeries Waterproof Case with Wheels for Blackmagic URSA Mini B&H # SK221312BKU. The BMD Mini has a similar form factor to the FS5. Since the Mini is larger, you probably will wish to add foam. Still, over all we feel this case for only a few dollars more would work better with the FS5.

Q: 9. can we do recording thru any of output, how?

A: If you are recording onto a recording device, like a field recorder, you can take the balanced stereo outputs from the mixer to the recorder. If you intend to record to your computer, you will need an audio interface, or you may want to consider the MG10XU, which has a 2x2 interface built in. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026876-REG/yamaha_mg10xu_10_in_stereo.html

Q: 10. Will this work for a pelican 1620 case?

A: NO