CASEMATIX Wireless Microphone Case - Hard Shell Mic Foam Carrying Case with Customizable Foam Compatible with Sennheiser, Shure, Audio Technica, Nady, VocoPro, Receivers, Transmitters

Easy to customize to fit your equipment. Mine is holding my Shure wireless mic receiver, the Wireless SM58, under the receiver had so much room that I stacked my In-Ear-Monitor transmitter on top of it. There’s also a place that I dug out for the receiver and there is still room to pop my wired SM58 in there somewhere.Once customized for your equipment to your preferences, it shuts snugly and securely and is easy to carry with a suitable handle grip. I leave it near the stage when I place my wireless systems and it looks pretty awesome with some random brand stickers I put on the outside. (Shure) (Sweetwater)Very happy with this purchase for my purposes, and thinking that if I need another one for a firearm, or whatever else I want to keep safe and snug for easy transport and storage, I may end up purchasing another of these.

Best case for 2 mics , very Durable and lightweight!!!

I just received this case and couldn't wait to put my gear in it.. This case fit my wireless Line 6 mic, receiver, cords etc... I even had enough room to add my Shure 58 to this case.. Fantastic idea to have the interior foam section precut at factory... This pre-cut interior section allows you to customize the fit of your gear, just the way you want. The depth of the case about 6" or so adds to the storage capacity. The Shure 58 didn't fit in the pre-cut section, however, I just laid it on top of other gear and it's fine. The depth of the case took care of the storage capacity there. The ample amount of foam. protects the gear accordingly. Would I travel on a plane with this case? Probably not... I would probably want to invest in an anvil type case for airline travel.. However, traveling to and from gigs and practice... This case is just what you need.

Fine case and a very great value to the film making community without a backer who buys their equipment. With tips here and elsewhere was able cut / pull the foam squares to fit my new Sony D21 Wireless system. I echo that this is not the case for rough and tumble travel, it's not intended for that, and for that you get to pay 100's more. It is fantastic for my local shoots where someone always has an eye on things in mostly civilized locations. It does a great job of protecting the mics and other accessories safe and sound so to speak. It is the smallest one I could find that accepted the antennas.Following included directions just outline your equip on the backside of the foam then flip over (it is the 'top' layer; there is a deeper block of foam underneath and also one for inside the top of the case). but keep in mind when you flip it, everything will be on the REVERSE side. In my photos, I'd actually intended the radios to be on the right side of the case. Pulling out the foam squares took time to do cleanly; I used an Xacto knife to help. I split the depth of the extracted pieces to form a protective 'floor' for the radios and hot glued them in at a low temp so as not to melt the foam bits.The hand grip is a bit 'bitey' on so don't plan on long walks with this case without gloves. If I needed to, I'd just velcro on a bit of protection where the edges meet on the underside of handle. I'd love to give it 5 stars because I appreciate having a nice case that customized beautifully for my needs, but there are other dust proof drop proof cases that would rate that -- at a premium. Consider this review a rave!

I needed a way to carry my Sennheiser wireless microphone and receiver. This had great reviews and was reasonably priced.While you might consider this tip basic common sense, it could save you the disappointment I experienced. I am a singer, so I use a small portable PA system that is fed by my laptop computer. In between the computer and the PA, there is a USB interface unit that is about 5.5" x 5.5" x 1.75" in size. In hindsight, if I had allowed better planning, I could have made room for both the Sennheiser receiver and USB interface to sit side by side in the case, but the thought of carrying the interface in the case came to me after plucking out the area. Bottom line, think what other gear you like to carry and protect.The attached image shows how my case is laid out now. The interface is underneath the grey colored box along with the power adapter and spare batteries. Plenty of room for the cables specific to the microphone and interface.Plan well and you will do fine. If necessary CASEMATIX does sell replacement foam inserts for $20.00The quality of the case is great, and the locks should last for many years of opening and closing.I highly recommend this product for keeping your gear safe and organized.

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Copied another reviewer's foam cut. Using it to store 6 wireless packs. Was somewhat easy to make the inserts, just read the instructions. I also took the foam that I took out, cut them in half (depth-wise) and put it back in the inserts I made.The case doesn't have the quality or protection as a pelican case, except a pelican case of this size would be 3-4 times more expensive. It's not quite crush-proof so I would be nervous checking this in a flight (not that I ever would), but it would probably make it out fine. So unless you need protection against tough environments (or travelling frequently), this is a perfectly fine case and I am quite happy with this purchase.

This is a competent case but that's about as much as I can say. You're definitely not getting a Peli here, but you shouldn't be expecting one for the price, either. That said, once you get over the weird chemical smell (it goes away pretty quickly) and deal with the fact that you saved a few bucks, it's decent enough for what it is.