Detail 01
Holds 24 mics
Foam is cut into individual cavities. Mics stay separated so grilles and bodies do not knock together.

Independent shopping perspective
An injection-molded case that holds 24 microphones in foam. For engineers and live sound crews moving a full mic locker between rooms.


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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
Foam is cut into individual cavities. Mics stay separated so grilles and bodies do not knock together.
Detail 02
Stiffer and more impact-resistant than a rotomolded or fabric case. It holds shape under stacked gear.
Detail 03
Deep enough for handheld vocal mics and most pencil condensers standing in foam cavities.
Detail 04
A compact footprint for 24 mics. It stacks on a cart without hanging over the edges.
Detail 05
Add two dozen mics and clips and this is a real carry. One-hand pickup gets awkward fast.
Detail 06
The lid holds a thin foam layer that presses down on the mics. Not usable storage for cables or clips.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The cavities are sized for a mixed locker of handheld and pencil mics. Verify a body diameter against the foam cutouts before buying.
No. The foam cavities hold bare mic bodies. Shock mounts and clips need separate storage.
The interior is foam-fitted for 24 mics. If you need custom cutouts, plan on sourcing replacement foam separately.
The case alone is 15.8 pounds. Twenty-four mics with clips typically add 15 to 25 pounds depending on what you carry.
Reference
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