The GP-PC2420BD Classic Bass Drum Protechtor Case for a 24 x 20" 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. How do you change the aperture and shutter speed without a dial?

A: When you have a Sony E-mount lens that communicates with the Sony Alpha a7C camera body the thumb dial in the middle of the back of the camera controls the shutter speed. The small dial on the back of the camera on the upper right hand side controls the aperture.

Q: 2. Does the Sony A7C allow in-camera double exposure?

A: Unfortunately, like its current-gen Sony counterparts, there is no feature for in-camera multiple exposures.

Q: 3. Is camera generated timecode carried on the hdmi output?

A: The SL2 generates a Free Run or Rec Run Time Code and is written to the recorded file. It goes through HDMI. You can set a time or use the camera time. Free run means the timer continues whether the camera is recording or not. Rec run means the timer only runs while the camera is recording.

Q: 4. Which aspect ratios are available when shooting video on the sl2?

A: The Aspect Ratios for video are as follows; Full-frame C4k 17:9 8192 x 4320 Full-frame 4k 16:9 7680 x 4320 Full-frame 5k 4:3 4992 x 3744 Full-frame FHD 16:9 8368 x 4712 APS-C C4k 17:9 5504 x 2912 APS-C 4k 16:9 5504 x 3096 APS-C FHD 16:9 5504 x 3096

Q: 5. Does the Camera moire in video mode.? What is the best asa for Video.? I heard no more than 800asa.

A: Being a high megapixel sensor, yes you will notice some moire. The SL2 can handle a bit more ISO than 800, it's all really preference. It can still give you clean results at 1600/3200.

Q: 6. Is there less noise on the A7C than A6600/A6400 when upscaling by 2x?

A: The Sony Alpha a7C Mirrorless Digital Camera has a larger sensor than the Sony a6600 and a6400. So there is less issues with noise when up-scaling 2X.

Q: 7. Which resolutions are available when shooting in apsc mode?

A: RESOLUTION Sensor format APS-C L-JPG 20 MP M-JPG 10 MP S-JPG 15 MP

Q: 8. Question on depth of camera and lens: I assume the 4.4" depth noted is with the lens fully extended. What is the depth with the lens fully retracted, or camera off?

A: The depth/length of the camera and lens, with the lens fully retracted is 4.4".

Q: 9. Does the a7c require UHS-II SD cards or will it take UHS-I also?

A: yes, you can use uhs-1 cards. for photo, you can use any sd cards. for video, if you want 4K 100mbps, you will need at least U3 or v30.

Q: 10. Is there a shutter speed and aperture lock?

A: i'm not sure what you mean? do you mean like, a button you could press to make sure you don't accidentally change the shutter or aperture when in manual mode? like if you accidentally spun the dial? no. it doesn't have that.