ProX XS-DNMC6000LTBL for Denon DNMC6000
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Description
The X-DNMC6000LTBL is the perfect companion for the state-of-the-art digital DJ.
This ATA style 300 gig ready case has our sleek all-black exterior that is sure to turn heads. It is designed to protect the Denon DNMC6000, and it does the job well. The case is constructed with a rugged and durable Premium Series Plywood, reinforced steel ball corners, as well as recessed steel padded handles and latches.
There is additional space for cables and small accessories in the back of the unit for convenience, as well as a removable front panel so you can access your inputs easily.
The Sliding Laptop Shelf increates table space and gives you functionality and ease of use during gigs.
Dimensions
22.00"L X 16.50"D X 8.50"H
Weight: 21.00 lbs
Shipping Dimensions
23.00"L X 17.00"D X 9.50"H
Weight: 22.50 lbs
Features
* ATA-300 Style Gig Ready Flight Road Case
* Sliding Laptop Shelf
* Easy locking fit and tongue
* High-density foam interior support & casing
* Spring action recessed handles
* Recessed spring action Handles per Side
* Heavy and powerful steel ball corners
* Dual anchor rivets
* Signature Series Laminated 3/8" plywood
* Black on Black Digital honey Comb exterior design
* Industrial Recessed butterfly twist lock latches that can be padlocked
* Industrial Grade Rubber Feet
* Cable access hole with removable emblem cover
* ProX Limited Lifetime Warranty
To Fit
Holds the Denon DN-MC6000
The ProX Denon MC6000mk2 flight case (I'm sure other controller versions of this case are identical, if you'd like an idea how they may rate as well) seems to be well constructed. I recently received and the controller fits nicely. The firm foam strips attached under the laptop tray hold the controller in place well, when the tray is slide forward. The laptop tray slide rails could be better, they bind slightly if the tray is slightly cocked. I found a little Teflon spray helps quite a bit in minimizing the binding on the rails. There is a small tray stop towards the back of the right tray rail, make sure it is flipped up and the screw/nut are tight before sliding the tray back, mine was loose and laying flat and I slide the tray completely off the rails. All in all it seems to be a very well built case and time will tell how well it holds up, but for now I am happy with it for the price. I docked a star because of the laptop tray rail binding, other than that I think if ProX comes up with a little better rails/track system this case would be top notch.
Burton Nuse: I should add if anyone is curious, as I didn't find any information on this when I was researching flight cases. The laptop try accommodates my 17" widescreen laptop fine. I was worried that it wouldn't fit well, as the photos of the tray looked a bit too small for a large laptop, but it fits fine and had enough room left over for me to mount my tablet holder to it as well.