Detail 01
Coffin case format
Turntables and mixer stay wired and mounted inside. You open the lid and play instead of re-patching every gig.

Independent shopping perspective
Wheeled coffin case for two turntables and a mixer. For DJs running vinyl setups who move gear between gigs regularly.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Turntables and mixer stay wired and mounted inside. You open the lid and play instead of re-patching every gig.
Detail 02
Sized for standard direct-drive decks. Oversized or non-standard turntables may not seat properly in the cutouts.
Detail 03
You roll it across parking lots and venue floors instead of carrying loaded weight. Stairs still require lifting.
Detail 04
Standard stage-neutral color. It disappears behind the booth rather than drawing light on camera.
Detail 05
Two turntables plus a mixer plus the case is a heavy single unit. One person can roll it, not carry it far.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's built for standard-size direct-drive decks. Measure your turntables' width and depth against the case's internal dimensions before buying.
That's the point of a coffin. Gear stays mounted and wired between gigs, so setup is opening the lid and connecting power and output.
The mixer bay is a fixed size. Check the case's mixer compartment dimensions against your unit — battle mixers and full-size boards differ in width.
Loaded with two decks and a mixer, it's a two-person lift. The wheels make flat ground manageable for one person.
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