Thon Case Technics 1210 / 1210 MKII

No excuse for not copping yourself a case if you own Technics 1200 or 1210. You might be thinking, well I don't know, it's pretty expensive... Well how expensive are new Technics? That's right. So if you dj out AT ALL. You really need to buy some cases for your turntables. I have experience only with these ones, but I must say I'm a happy customer. They're sturdy, rugged, well builet cases that fir the technics perfectly. The foam is generally pretty good quality. The locks work well. When packing take notice not to leave any cords sticking out when you close the case. The grounding wire might easily be left hanging out and closing the case will cut it. I've got experience. That's not really a bad side to the product itself. Anyway, there might be other good cases, and actually there must be other good cases, but these work great and I've had no problems even though I take my turntables out on the regular and am not the most gentle of users. So there you go. Great cases for great turntables. Protect your valuables and cop a pair fo these. You'll be wondering what you were thinking taking your turntables to gigs without these.

The case looks great, solid and feels well made. The problem is the upper foam does not touches the platter, so the platter will rotate freely. This means the case is NOT made for Technics SL1200, but it's made to fit other turntables that are thicker. Another problem is the foam will leave marks on the silver Technics 1200, after transporting my sl 1200 in the case, there were stains from the foam on the front edge of the turntable, which were very hard to remove with alcohol, so the foam used has some residue that can stain your silver decks. It seems that the major flaw of this flight case is the foam used.