I have to say that there is an excellent low-cost solution to this problem. I prefer my XL7 with the end caps on, so I bought a horrible old yellow hard-shell suitcase from Goodwill ($7). I cut some old packing foam ($0) and wedged it in. If you cut the foam slightly oversized, it will stay in place without tape or adhesive. Place the XL7 in the case and away you go (it fits perfectly in many medium-sized suitcases). This solution has the added advantage of theft prevention: thieves go for the nice SKB cases and don't even notice the old clunky suitcase. Sure, the SKB cases will probably protect your Command Station better if you toss it from a moving train, but I would wager that the Goodwill alternative works just as good in any real-world gigging situation. If anyone really wants to spend $100 on a hardshell case, send me an email with your credit card # and I'll put together one of these fashionable alternatives and have it shipped to you in time for Christmas... Throw in another $20 and I'll write XL7 on the side with a magic-marker for ya'. :) - A. --- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote: > I think this might work: > > http://www.efunctional.com/skb-2219p.html > > It's only $102.95 US too, not too bad for SKB gear. Anyone know the exact > dimensions of a Command Station, with the black end caps on? > > rEalm
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Budget Case for XL/MP-7
2001-12-19 by albert_thorn_audio
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