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<blockquote data-quote="Eric Hill - USA" data-source="post: 63641" data-attributes="member: 2100">Re: Right Angled XLRI&#039;d like the talkback mic cable to come out the back, and we have the extra channels.Ours is a fixed install (most of the time), but we travel enough to justify having a case. The board is in its case all the time. But, we cover it when not in use.The board case was designed so the top can be put on, but the cables don&#039;t have to be taken out. (The dolly board clips on, which covers the hole, and provides wheels.)The case was also designed with a built-in power cable that supplies power to the board, and another light. The top won&#039;t go on with the main power cable attached.Anything that sticks up from the board (USB stick or talkback mic cable) hits the top of the case, and has to be removed. I don&#039;t want an accident to happen, where one of those is left connected.Eric H.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eric Hill - USA, post: 63641, member: 2100"] Re: Right Angled XLR I'd like the talkback mic cable to come out the back, and we have the extra channels. Ours is a fixed install (most of the time), but we travel enough to justify having a case. The board is in its case all the time. But, we cover it when not in use. The board case was designed so the top can be put on, but the cables don't have to be taken out. (The dolly board clips on, which covers the hole, and provides wheels.) The case was also designed with a built-in power cable that supplies power to the board, and another light. The top won't go on with the main power cable attached. Anything that sticks up from the board (USB stick or talkback mic cable) hits the top of the case, and has to be removed. I don't want an accident to happen, where one of those is left connected. Eric H. [/QUOTE]

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