The only fully supported flight case I have seen was from Swan Flight, but since I live in the States so I decided to go a different direction. For those interested Here is what I got and did.
ProX XS-CDM10-12WLT ($240, but you can ask for a discount)
https://www.kpodj.com/prox-xs-cdm10-12wlt-p-104784/
Mixer is too big to fit in the case with normal cables, so you will need to get right angle adapters for all the cables if you want to keep everything ready to go (See pictures).
Added an 4 port surge protector so that I wont need run more than one power cable out the case. ($16.99)
detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (points up - might have to make my own power cable)
Amazon.com
Cut into the side padding next to left SC5000 to fit the USB extension cable that came with the deck for easy access since there is not a lot of space in the back to get to the rear USB ports.
Gotta say I hate these big coffins. They are totally un-luggable. I had one when I had two 2900s and an X1600 mixer. So, if I ever save up enough for the Prime set, they’ll be in separate cases :-). That will have it’s own challenges, but might end up using multi-cable with both power and signal (and network) all in one. It’s a project, but got plenty of time to think it out while saving up LOL.
I took a Pelecan 1660 case and cut out the foam like the pictures i seen posted on denon dj Facebook page and i love it…its easy to lug around with the built in trolley wheels.
This means no matter how your connectors are place on your mixer/controller, you can always find a position that works (well normally lol). Also with the cable running off to the side instead of straight out the back, it doesn’t suffer as much.
I suppose everyone has different levels of strength but the all in one system flightcase is my choice for two SC5000 and an x1800 mixer. Yes, it’s heavy, but manageable.
The advantages are that all three devices stay connected permanently. That means you’re ready to play, seconds after putting the case on the table or stand. A major consideration is also that there’s no repeated connection/disconnection strain on a dozen plus connectors and the cables themselves every setup and every pack away
Deck 1 layer 1 left rca
Deck 1 layer 1 right rca
Deck 1 layer 2 left rca
Deck 1 layer 2 right rca
Deck 1 power in cable
Deck 1 network cable
Deck 2 layer 1 left rca
Deck 2 layer 1 right rca
Deck 2 layer 2 left rca
Deck 2 layer 2 right rca
Deck 2 power in cable
Deck 2 network cable
Mixer channel 1 left Rca
Mixer channel 1 right rca
Mixer channel 2 left rca
Mixer channel 2 right rca
Mixer Channel 3 left rca
Mixer channel 3 right rca
Mixer channel 4 left rca
Mixer channel 4 right rca
Network cable from deck 1
Network cable from deck 2
Xlr left out to speaker or amp
Xlr right out to speaker or amp
Power in for mixer
3 power plugs to a mains extension lead
That’s 28 connections to untangle and plug in, and 28 to unplug and put away (without severing any by pinching them in the lid of the flightcase… it can’t be just me … ) every single gig. Of course unplugging is quicker than plugging as you haven’t got to look. That massive number of connections is reduced a little by using digital from deck to mixer instead of rca analog but not much less.
And you need to plug in a usb music source too of course.
For some though, they might have all the time in the world for setups, But they use public transport to get to gigs so portability might be more Important than set up convenience. Each to themselves
Bit expensive but a lot of space for cables/HDD/power strip 3x etc.
Everything fits just fine.
It´s pretty heavy all in all but also usable as trolley.
