RC-11Carrying case

for VICTORY 2000 / CHALLENGER 1000

Features

The RC-11 Molded Case is specifically designed for CHIAYO VICTORY 2000 and CHALLENGER 1000, making it the perfect choice for transporting, storing, and protecting your audio equipment. This molded case features a robust construction made from metal and wood materials, ensuring durability and long-lasting protection. The interior is lined with foam and includes custom compartments for conveniently storing microphones, power supplies, cables, and other accessories. The high-quality design of the RC-11 Molded Case provides exceptional protection, ensuring your equipment remains safe and secure during transport, making it an ideal choice for audio equipment users.

Model	RC-11
Case	Aluminum
Storage	Microphones/transmitters, cables, power supply and accessories.
Domensions (mm)	402 x 325 x 80
Weight (kg)	1.79

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