CASEMATIX 17" Hard Shell Audio Mixer Travel Case Compatible with Behringer Xenyx X1204USB, 1204USB, QX1204USB, Q1204USB, 1202FX, 1202, 802, Q802USB, QX1202USB, QX1002USB, 1002B, Q1202USB

These are the best cases for carrying electronic equipment. Priced reasonably and great quality.

It’s saved my mix a few times

I bought this audio mixer travel case for my granddaughter who sings at a local restaurant. It worked out perfectly for the audio mixer. The case has foam inside to protect the equipment and helps keep it stable. I would recommend this audio travel case.

good box

Quality construction, protects soundboard, customizable to fit contents perfectly, decent price, easy to handle.

Very Pleased with the quality, fit & finish at this price point. The soft inner foam insert was easy to remove and adjust to fit the Behringer Xenyx X1204USB Mixer perfectly, with enough room for the power cord. The height is also exactly correct so the lid closes & latches with just enough tension to secure the the Mixer. The molded feet are wide enough to allow the case to stand upright like a briefcase, without wobble, and the handle is plenty sturdy enough. IMO, if you treat your Gear with reasonable care, this case will do fine for local gigs. It’s not built to support hard guitar cases or heavy Gear stacked on top like, say a Pelican or ATA Flight Case, but for 50 bucks it’s a good Value.

Great case for the price. No it's not as armored as something like a pelican case but it's also a lot cheaper and lighter while still seeming to have a good quality. I got mine to hold a mini brushless drone that I built, along with FPV goggles, Futaba radio some batteries, a few tools and spare parts. It was a tight fit but I laid everything out and measured what all needed to fit then got this case. I them took this on a flight as a carry on and had no problems at all with it. Well, other than some people giving me weird looks since it looks a little like a pistol case. Anyway I like it, and will be looking at this brand again next time I need a case for something.

I had not used this type of "pick and pull" foam inserts before, but found it very efficient to use. Make sure you have a new, sharp blade to cut out your shapes and all will go well.