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Class-D Amplifier Case (CASEMATIX)

So I was looking for a bag or case for my GK Legacy 800. GK doesn't make one for it yet, and I also have a Darkglass Microtubes 900, the case for that is about $149 :bored:.

Started looking around for other options and came across this company CASEMATIX. Found one on Amazon for about $59 (now on sale for $46.99) and thought what the heck.

Pretty cool case, and easy to pop out the foam to size it perfectly to your amp.
Just thought I'd share with everyone here.

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Thanks much. The last time I needed a hard case for one of my DIY builds I went with Pelican. That's pretty much the gold standard, but it's also massive overkill for what amounts to a glorified dust cover most of the time in my usage.
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That's a great idea! Super easy, and it looks pretty solid. Practical, and cheap.
I should do this.

Least of all because it's way more useful than my current hair-brained plan to build
a large (think Kustom K-250) tuck & roll bass head cabinet, with a Kustom-esque front
panel, and inside it install a class D amp, moving the pots and jacks and switches to the
front or back panel. Lighter and much more powerful than a K-250, and purple, because, yeah!