This Flight Case with Laptop Platform from Headliner is specifically designed for a Pioneer DDJ-1000 or DDJ-1000SRT controller. Rugged and stylish, this road case is built to withstand the rigors of life on the road. Whether traveling by land or air, this heavy-duty flight case is guaranteed to offer maximum protection for your gear. Built from plywood and with a rugged hexagon laminate exterior and high-density foamlined interior, it features stackable steel-ball corners, aluminum profiles, recessed spring-loaded padded handles, and butterfly latches with padlock staples.

In addition to protecting your gear, this case is designed for ease of use. The flight case features an easy locking tongue-and-groove lid and has ample interior space for cable management. The locking glide-top laptop platform features a convenient cable-access port and locks to keep your gear looking good and in place. The stackable ball corners also come into good use, whether performing onstage or holding up in storage.

Holds Pioneer DDJ-1000 or DDJ-1000SRT    Rugged Custom-Fit Road Case    High-Density Foam Interior    Detachable Front-Access Panel    Locking Glide-Top Platform    Spring-Loaded Padded Handles    Butterfly Latches with Padlock Staples    Cable-Access Port

• Custom-fit road case for the Pioneer DDJ-1000 or DDJ-1000SRT
• 3/8" plywood with rugged hexagon laminate construction
• Gliding laptop platform with laptop straps and cable access port
• Heavy-duty stackable steel ball corners
• Recessed spring-loaded padded handles
• Recessed butterfly latches with padlock staples
• Easy locking tongue-and-groove lid
• 1" high-density foam interior lining provides an additional level of protection during transport
• Detachable front-access panel for easy setup
• Silver and chrome hardware

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much does it weight?

A: From Manfrotto "Very lightweight, weighs less than 0,5 Kg (1lb)"

Q: 2. I would like to use this to position a small camera for use as a web cam. Could I use a SuperClamp to mount this to a table to position the camera?

A: Yes, you may use a Super Clamp with the Manfrotto 196B-3 Articulated Arm - 3 Sections, With Bracket for your stated usage needs. Just ensure your camera has a standard 1/4"-20 female tripod socket on the bottom of the camera for use with the included bracket.

Q: 3. Can this hold a lumix g7 (410g) extended 24 inches? Or should I go for the double arm?

A: Personally, I would recommend the double arm option such as either the the Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections Without Camera Bracket, B&H # MA396AB3, or the Impact 3 Section Double Articulated Arm without Bracket, B&H # IMBHE119. The Manfrotto 196AB-3 Articulated Arm - 3 Sections, No Bracket, B&H # MA196AB3, listed above has a 2.2 lb maximum load capacity. While the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera weighs 410 b (0.9 lbs), do note you would also have to add a lens, battery, as well as a camera adapter or a ball head and adapter, all which would increase the maximum load capacity of your equipment. The Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm supports 11 lbs and the Impact 3 Section Double Articulated Arm supports 10 lbs, so they would be much stronger and may support the weight of your equipment.

Q: 4. Can this be used with a microphone instead?

A: If you purchase the CAMVATE 5/8"-27 Male to 1/4"-20 Female Microphone Screw Adapter, B&H # CAC1150 • MFR # C1150, and, depending on the type of microphone you own, the Audio-Technica AT8407 - Universal Microphone Clamp with Metal Base, B&H # AUAT8407, you may connect a microphone to the Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections With Camera Bracket. https://bhpho.to/3PBxJ0a

Q: 5. The description says 34" reach. How far can each section extend, is it 11"? The specifications section is weak, only packaging info.

A: It is approximately 10-11"

Q: 6. How would I set up the Manfrotto 196B2 to clamp onto an art easel and hold a IPad PRO ?

A: You would need a Super Clamp to clamp itnto the easel, then the arm connects to the clamp. Youll also meet an iPad case that includes a tripod mount, such as the Makayama Movie Mount.

Q: 7. I'm looking for a way to mount a tripod on to a wheelchair using a clamp of some type and a movable arm. Could this be used for that?

A: In that situation this could replace the tripod entirely. You would need a magic clamp to attach this arm to the wheelchair, though. But be aware that, once secured, every small vibration of the wheelchair would shake the camera.

Q: 8. How long is each section of the arm? Thanks!

A: Check out Kupos version. I think I wouldve preferred it over the Manfrotto.

Q: 9. Are the Manfrotto articulated arms made in Italy or elsewhere (like China)? Thanks for any information.

A: This product is made in Italy as per our records. However, this is subject to change at any time.

Q: 10. What is the purpose of the slot and how is it used?

A: The photo of this item is upside down. You place the camera on the other side. The side shown is where you screw in the monopod or tripod.