The CDM Case Tray with built-in LED illumination provides nice visuals during your live performance. A built-in perspex panel with an RGB LED strip behind it creates a fantastic atmosphere in your DJ booth. Thanks to the accessory remote control, you can easily switch colour or select one of the colour-changing programs.
Construction of the CDM Case Tray LED
The CDM Case Tray LED flightcase offers enough space to hold most common DJ gear. The case cannot only accommodate popular products such as the Reloop RMP series and the RMX-40, but equipment such as the Pioneer CDJ-850/900/2000, the Gemini CDJ-700 and the Numark NDX-900 as well. The case is fitted with an extendible laptop tray that can support your laptop while you are DJing digitally. Removable panels at the front of the case ensure easy access to the slots of your CD players and the entire case has a neat, black finish with an inconspicuous look.
Additional features and options of the case
The CDM Case Tray LED flightcase sports a couple of additional, practical features. Thanks to the use of high-grade materials, the case is considerably rugged, but also a little heavy: it weighs 18 kg without gear. To facilitate transport, Reloop have equipped the case with a built-in trolley system. A special interior padding absorbs shocks and provides additional protection for your players and mixer.
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