Gator GM4WR 4-Wireless ATA-Style Mobile Case - Ultimate Protection!
Features:- • Durable polyethylene build for maximum protection
- • Holds 4 wireless systems in a 1/2 rack
- • 4 half rack shelves with double-sided tape
- • Lid-mounted 4-slot mic/body pack holder
- • Convoluted foam lid for extra protection
- • Reinforced chrome corners for durability
- • Recessed chrome twist latches for easy access
- • Accessory pocket for added convenience
- • Carpet-lined interior to protect your gear
- • Top-mounted carry handle for easy transport
- • Rubber feet to keep the case stable
- • Interior Receiver Space (4): 9.5' x 5.5' x 1.75' tray size
- • Interior Mic Drops: 10.5'
- • Size: 17' x 12.5' x 12.5'
- • Weight: 12 lbs
This Gator GM4WR ATA-style mobile case is perfect for musicians, sound engineers, and anyone who needs to transport their wireless equipment safely. With its rugged construction and convenient features, you can rest assured that your gear will be protected on the go. The case holds 4 wireless systems in a 1/2 rack and has 4 half rack shelves with double-sided tape for easy organization. The lid-mounted 4-slot mic/body pack holder and convoluted foam lid provide extra protection for your mics and body packs. The reinforced chrome corners and recessed chrome twist latches add durability and easy access. The accessory pocket, carpet-lined interior, top-mounted carry handle, and rubber feet make this case a must-have for anyone on the move.
This Gator GM4WR ATA-style mobile case is designed for musicians, sound engineers, and professionals who need to transport their wireless equipment securely. With its durable polyethylene construction, it offers maximum protection. It holds 4 wireless systems in a 1/2 rack. The case measures 17' x 12.5' x 12.5' and weighs 12 lbs. It has features like convoluted foam lid, reinforced chrome corners, and recessed chrome twist latches for added protection and easy access. Ideal for use during gigs, rehearsals, or while traveling to keep your wireless gear safe and organized.
