Mixer case

Re: Mixer case

You don't want the best price. A poorly designed, cheap case will be a thorn in your side.



I would rephrase this as - what case company do you prefer for a good value product?



My own sources are Canadian which doesn't help you much. I'm sure others will chime in.
 
Re: Mixer case

You don't want the best price. A poorly designed, cheap case will be a thorn in your side.



I would rephrase this as - what case company do you prefer for a good value product?



My own sources are Canadian which doesn't help you much. I'm sure others will chime in.





Sorry, I assumed everyone here would only suggest good quality case manufactures and stear me away from the crappy ones.
 
Re: Mixer case

We've been buying our medium duty cases from Armando Cases in San Bernadino, California. His website has annoying music that I can't seem to turn off, but the case work is ''you get what you pay for.'' Chevette, Impala, or Cadillac... he'll build them any way you want.



Avoid the cheap stuff from New York unless you're never going to have anyone besides yourself handling them.



Have fun, good luck.



Tim Mc
 
Re: Mixer case

I've had good luck with Viking Cases. Check them out.



http://www.vikingcases.com/



Road Ready is pretty well respected also.



http://www.roadreadycases.com/



This may be a good start for you.



Pat



Roadready is an importer, they do custom stuff but it takes a really long time (unless something has changed) not only that the few custom mixer cases they made for me were done wrong... blocking channels 1 and 32, and did nothing to make it right! Booh!



I like Image http://www.imageproductionservices.com/cases/ Darrin and his crew are good guys and does a great job