Numark NS7II Controller Case DJ Table
- Tour Style Case Designed to Fit the Numark NS7II Controller
- Patented DJ Sliding Platform for Laptop Workspace
- Ultra-Dur EVA Interior Padding
- Removable Front Panel Allows Access to Headphone Jacks and Controls
- Integrated Cable Ports for Power and Signal Routing
- Red Recessed Twist Latches & Spring Loaded Rubber-Gripped Handles
- Heavy-Duty Commercial Grade Hardware
- A road case, ATA case or flight case is a shipping container specifically built to protect musical instruments, motion picture equipment, audio and lighting production equipment, properties, firearms, or other sensitive equipment when it must be frequently moved between locations by ground or air. Many varying-sized road cases can be built to outfit the needs of an entire concert tour, or custom designed individually for a specific industry or product.
The term road case is mostly used in the United States and implies that the case is primarily for road-based travel, unlike a flight case. The term originates from its use for storing and shipping band equipment while the musicians were on the road.
- The history of flight case design is based on an airplane parts packaging specification. It was designed by airline packaging engineers. The specification is ATA 300 Category I. ATA is the A4A (Airlines for America) International, formerly the Air Transport Association of America located in Washington, D.C. and consists of members like Boeing, Airbus, FedEx, American, United, and JetBlue. ATA 300 Category I cases are designed to withstand a minimum of 100 round trips, Category II containers a minimum of 10 round trips, and Category III containers 1 round trip as defined to also include the return of a replacement part. Because of visibility requirements during nighttime airline operations, the recommended color of reusable cases is white, but the requirement is waived to permit a carrier’s traditional or logo colors except for very dark colors. The first ATA 300 spec was published on August 1, 1960