The GP-PC2214BD Classic Bass Drum Protechtor Case for a 22 x 14" Drum from Gator provides a safe, secure and stylish way to protect and transport your Bass drum. This industry standard case has been designed under close manufacturing scrutiny to produce protection that is strong, reliable and water-resistant.

The case is closed with a wide and sturdy latch strap. The carry handle is padded, comfortable and secured with metal hardware.

The Classic Bass Drum Case is produced through a process called rotational molding - a 3-stage heating process that results in evenness all around the edges of the case. The polyethylene material is inserted into a mold, and then gradually rotated until the material sticks to the edges of the mold in an even pattern. Once cooled, this plastic material forms a strong bond that minimizes sagging and potential collapse. This case is manufactured to such high standards that it comes with a lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects.

For any musician, protecting your instrument is critical - and if you've ever played in a band, you know that roadies and car trunks can be rough on gear. Loading and unloading under various climatic conditions puts your gear through stress - rain, wind and snow. However, when it's time to play, you want to know that your gear has made it to the gig in one piece and is ready to go. Gator Classic Bass Drum Cases are made with the needs of the musician in mind.

Provides Strength and Durability    Water-Resistant    Polyethylene Construction    Rotationally Molded Bass Drum Case    Convenient Carry Handle    Strong Latch Strap for Secure Closure    Easy to Pack and Unpack

Padded handle with metal reinforcement makes for comfortable transport

Water-resistant

Durable latch strap keeps the case closed

Rotational molding guarantees even thickness throughout the case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the autofocus work while shooting video?

A: it works well with wide angle lenses above f 5.6 don't go above 20 mm focal length and its pretty good 12mm being optimum.

Q: 2. Will the HDMI output send an audio signal as well to an external recorder?

A: Yes, audio is output as well as the video when the HDMI cable connection is used.

Q: 3. How many hours does the battery last when shooting 4K video?

A: I haven't directly tested that. But, I only shoot in 4K and based on my usage, I would expect an hour or recording if I set it on record and just left it. I usually don't let it do that long though, because sometimes the camera freezes up and won't reset unless you take the battery out at which point I lose the clip I was just recording. Not sure what triggers this, but I have noticed it more frequently in hot weather, and recording 4K generates additional heat.

Q: 4. Does it have time-lapse built in or an interval mode for still?

A: According to the specifications on Panasonics site, the DMC-G7 will have an internal time lapse option.

Q: 5. After recording some 4K footage on the G7, I put the memory card in my laptop and the MP4 files won't play on my Macbook Pro?? I have a lot of other MP4 files that play just fine, but when playing these from the camera the footage will be extremely choppy on the laptop. All of the footage playbacks normally on the camera.

A: I think this issue is regarding with codecs. MAybe you need to acquire the last Codecs available for your operating system.Also I found this interesting that could be for help: google Edit Lumix DMC-G7 4K MP4 in iMovie/FCP X and look in the site TransferMyVideoFiles, there is an explanation regarding with your topic

Q: 6. Is the G7 water resistant or whether sealed?

A: No. The only weather sealed one is the gh4 and the newly g85

Q: 7. hi , Can i record 4k in a class 10 SDHC SDCARD on the G7?

A: You should be very cautious if you want to use a class 10 SD/SDHC/SDXC card. Class 10 cards have a minimum write speed of 10 MBps. The G7 writes 4K footage at 100 mbps, or 12.5 MBps. As such, a SD card that says that it is rated for Class 10, while it may advertise a up to speed of more than 12.5 MBps, is only required to hit 10 MBps and may not be able to constantly keep up with the G7. The next write speed up, U3, has a minimum write speed of 30 MBps, and will definitely be able to keep up with the G7.

Q: 8. If you have reached the 29 Minutes 59 Seconds record limit and still has power and memory will it just keep recording to a new file?

A: No. After thirty minutes, the camera will automatically stop recording. However, you can just start recording right after. The camera will make a new file when the current file hits 4GB which is the file size limit for the SD Card File System that the camera uses. (Fat32) So say you are recording in 4k, 5 or so minutes of recording will create a 4GB file. The camera will keep recording but just split it into multiple files. The only times the camera will stop recording is if the 30 min limit is reached or if the camera runs out of memory or battery.

Q: 9. RRS plate has two safety screw on bottom. If I put RRS plate on C1 cube’s clamp, does the safety screws lose its original function? Is the bottom of RRS plated going to be scratched or clashed? I would like to purchase C1, but not sure if it could work with RRS rail/plate perfectly? If it cannot, can I swap out Arca Swiss clamp and install RRS clamp on C1 head easily?

A: The safety stops seen on the Cube are primarily for the Slidefix QR system and do not interfere with Arca-Swiss plates typically. In this case, the RRS plate's safety screws will prevent it from sliding on, so you'd have to remove them. The Arca-Swiss clamp on the cube is replaceable, but the mounting screw might not be completely compatible with the RRS clamp.

Q: 10. Will a PAL regionPanasonic Lumix DMC-G7 Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera with 14-42mm Lens camera work in Canada?

A: Yes, of course, it works in Canada. I live in Guelph and enjoy using it. It's a terrific 4K quality camera.