The heavy-duty ProX Flight Case for Allen & Heath SQ5 Console with Doghouse and Wheels is a professional-quality ATA-style road case designed to fit and protect the Allen & Heath SQ5 Digital Mixing Console. The case utilizes the rigid and durable signature-series certified laminated gig-ready 3/8" plywood with a silver trim on a black honeycomb-exterior design. The reinforced steel-ball corners provide extra protection from on-the-road wear and tear.

The case also features a doghouse, which provides a convenient space to keep cables and small accessories out of sight, as well as a low front panel for easy access to inputs. Four durable 4" casters (two of which can lock) provide ease in transportation. The internal high-density foam is made from 70% recycled material and offers excellent protection. Other features include recessed spring-action handles, industrial recessed butterfly twist-lock latches, industrial-grade rubber feet, and dual-anchor rivets.

ATA-300-Style Gig-Ready Flight Case    Black Digital Honeycomb Exterior    High-Density Foam Interior    Recessed Spring-Action Handles    Recessed Butterfly Latches    Four 4" Casters (Two Are Locking)    Doghouse with Hinged Lid    Heavy-Duty Steel-Ball Corners    Rubber Feet    Limited Lifetime Warranty

• Standard style, silver trim on black digital honeycomb exterior design
• ATA-300-style, gig-ready flight road case
• Signature series certified laminated 3/8" plywood
• High-density foam interior support and casing
• Recessed spring-action handles
• Industrial, heavy duty, and powerful steel ball corners
• Four 4" tough durable casters for mobility (two are locking)
• Dual-anchor rivets
• Easy locking-fit aluminum tongue and groove
• Industrial recessed butterfly twist-lock latches
• Industrial-grade rubber feet
• All foam padding made from 85% recycled materials
• Limited lifetime warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I recently purchased the A&H WZ4 16:2 which replaced the Mackie CR1604-VLZ 16-Channel mixer. I am finding that I have to push the Gain up really high to gain stage my mics. This is the case for all my mics (Shure SM58, Audio Technica system 9 Lav, etc.). Is this typical for this mixer or am I doing something wrong? I am getting noise and distortions in my live mix.

A: Hi Kenneth, I wouldn't say that's typical. Do you maybe have the attenuation pad accidentally engaged on your mic channels? If you continue to have issues, please reach out to our support: https://www.allen-heath.com/support/

Q: 2. in the photo of the rear, it looks like the sides of the doghouse partially block access to the jacks and power closest to the sides. Is this true?

A: The jacks and power inlet are not blocked in any way. It's a very well made case in the same quality as Gator or any of the other major brands manufactured overseas.

Q: 3. Can this be used with Zoomgov?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Will this be good enough fro a professional recording studio ? Or will I get a much better sound from a Focusrite top priced? Or will it not be notifyable ?

A: I would say the QU-32C is good enough to operate in a professional recording studio, absolutely. The QU-32C is is capable of 32x32 channel recording/playback at 24-Bit and a 48kHz sample rate over USB-B to a computer. Beyond that, the AnalogiQ digitally controlled preamps offer excellent transparency, minimal distortion, and an incredibly low noise floor, with a warm, musical sound that some digital consoles lack. In comparison to high end Focusrite products, a Focusrite interface could offer a high sample rate (upwards of 192kHz) as well as a different selection of preamps, which could potentially be noticeable depending on your acoustic environment and the speakers you're monitoring through. But a Focusrite interface will lack the hands-on control that a console like the QU-32C can offer. Both are more than capable of operating in a professional studio environment as far as audio quality goes. Deciding between the 2 really depends on your workflow. If like hands-on control, then the QU-32C may be the option for you. But if you need to record at sample rates beyond 48kHz, a Focusrite interface may be the better option.

Q: 5. can you add waves plugins ?

A: This system is Core Audio compliant. You may load WAVES plug-ins into your Mac for use with your current compatible DAW.

Q: 6. What are the size specs of this case? why is it not listed? under specs?

A: The XS-MIDM32R is designed specifically to accommodate the to fit the Midas M32R. https://bhpho.to/2nSkikrInterior Dimensions24.30 Length (L) X 18.80 Width (W) X8.20 Height (H)Dimensions30.50 Length (L) X 22.50 Width (W) X12.50 Height (H)Weight: 37.00 lbs

Q: 7. It work on 220v ?

A: I actually bought the Case for the Midas. I'm sure the mixer itself works on 220V but make sure with a dealer etc. AS for the case above-I love it! Thanks!

Q: 8. That is not an SQ-5, Its the SQ-6 in the photo. So, is the case for an SQ-5?

A: Yes this case is for the SQ-5 console

Q: 9. what do you have for this package ?

A: Recommended accessories are listed on this console's webpage. For specific product recommendations, please e-mail us at: ProAudio@a href= http://BandH.com target= _blank BandH.com/a

Q: 10. what is the weight of this case?

A: The ProX XS-XDJXZ WBL Flight Case with Wheels weighs 39 lbs. (17.69 kg).