The black 14 x 16" Floor Tom Case from SKB is tough-minded, durable case for your valuable drum. It's manufactured to accommodate one drum within its rotationally molded polyethylene frame and protect your instrument both inside and outside. The exterior is a hard shell, D-shaped design and accented with SKB's Roto-X molded pattern that allows you to stack similar cases. The inside is padded to be extra gentle on your drum.

The case comes with pedestal feet that maintain stability when it's placed on the floor. Closing the case is achieved via the heavy-duty, wraparound web strap that contains a high-tension slide release buckle to provide rapid access to the interior.

Rotational molding is 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.

Holds One 14 x 16" Floor Tom    Rotationally Molded Polyethylene    Roto-Molded-X Design / Stackable    Padded Interior for Added Protection    Pedestal Feet for Upright Positioning    Heavy-Duty Web Strap / Reliable Closure    Sturdy High-Tension Slide Release Buckle    Top Carry Handle    Lifetime Warranty Against Defects

Rotationally molded D-shaped case

Molded feet for stability and upright positioning

Heavy-duty, tensioned slide release buckle closure

Roto-X design allows stacking similar cases

Padded interior for maximum protection of drum

Removable top

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the flash sync speed?

A: Owner's manual states 1/160 sec maximum flash sync speed.

Q: 2. Can I select the HDMI output format? 1080p 23.97/24/29.97/30/60?

A: We regret to inform you the option to change the fps output is not available. Full details on the HDMI output can be found in the below link. http://bit.ly/1XkfnQt

Q: 3. Does the 30 minute recording limit apply to just the 4k video mode, or is 1080p also limited to 30 minute video recording?

A: There is actually a work-around for the G7 to disable the 4K time limit, so it applies to neither of them

Q: 4. Can i attach a mono plug-in power external microphone? (Rode videomic compact)

A: Yeah. It should work. I connect a Rode VideoMic Rycote Lyre Suspension. Works as it should.

Q: 5. Whats the difference between g7 and g7ks? Is the audio good without having to own an externak micro when recording? Thanks

A: There is only one G7 body, the KS denomination is for the silver body. The audio quality is decent, but it would be better to use an external microphone.

Q: 6. Is there a magnificantion option to check focus in video mode?

A: Yes and it works very well. You can also set a function button to perform this like I have instead of it immediately popping up when you focus. I focus as best as I can, then I click the function button and tune it a bit more.

Q: 7. What's this Video Bit Rate For This Camera, and Colour Bit Rate?

A: This camera records 8-Bit color internally but it can output a 10-Bit uncompressed video signal to an external recorder (like an Atomos Ninja V). In regards to the bit-rate that it will vary depending on what you choose. Here is a list of the bitrate options that you have to choose from. MP4 UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) at 24.00p/29.97p [100 Mb/s] Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 59.94p [28 Mb/s] Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 29.97p [20 Mb/s] HD (1280 x 720) at 29.97p [10 Mb/s] SD (640 x 480) at 29.97p [4 Mb/s] AVCHD Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 59.94p [28 Mb/s] Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 24.00p/29.97p [24 Mb/s] Full HD (1920 x 1080) at 59.94i [17 Mb/s]

Q: 8. I am from Nigeria. I want to know if G7 can be used in Nigeria since it is NTSC?

A: You can use it all you want and play it on your computer or post online. However, you cannot play the video on a PAL TV set unless that TV is multi format.

Q: 9. 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: 10. What size nd filter is needed for the 14-42mm lens (what is the thread size)? Thank you.

A: 46mm