The DJ BAG Hard BackPack is a shock-resistant backpack for popular 2-channel DJ controllers and mixing consoles up to 50 cm wide, up to 30 cm deep and up to 8 cm high. The special feature of the DJ BAG Hard BackPack is that it embodies all the advantages of a shock-resistant case, the convenience of a backpack with soft straps, a separate pocket for a laptop up to 16 inches, with a compartment for a tablet and mesh pockets for wires and other necessary accessories.
DJBAG, This is an updated version of the best DJ BAG Urban backpack, specially designed for DJs, musicians, producers, and more. It is comfortable to use every day at work or when traveling.
Professional flight case specially designed for 2 CD players 10" like Pioneer XDJ-700/CDJ-350 and 1 mixer 10" like Pioneer DJM-450/250MK2. Premium 6/9mm laminated plywood. Detachable front doors. tri-stand laptop support with ABS cable through.
Professional flight case specially designed for 2 x CD player 10" like Pioneer XDJ-700/CDJ-350 and Mixer 10" like Pioneer DJM-450/S3. Premium 6/9mm laminated plywood. Detachable front doors. Black edition.
Professional flight case specially designed for 2 x CD player 10" like Pioneer XDJ-700/CDJ-350 and Mixer 10" like Pioneer DJM-450/S3. Premium 6/9mm laminated plywood. Detachable front doors.
Professional flight case specially designed for 2 turntables (batle position) and 1 mixer 10" like Pioneer DJM-S9/T1. Premium 6/9/15mm laminated plywood. Detachable front door. Laptop stand with abs cable through. Butterfly lock by Penn Elcom. Wheels and professional handle.
Walkasse, the new super lightweight shockproof case it is made of compression moulded EVA with and external nylon to protect against liquid, scratches and drops. Durable case fo your Pioneer® DJM-900NXS2 / CDJ-2000NXS2 / CDJ-3000. Denondj® PRIME. We offer three carrying ways included: 1) dual strap top handle 2) detachable padded cushion shoulder-strap and 3) the newest backpack with an adjustable and removable system, for better mobility and comfort when traveling.
