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hapamoto
R3ELISM
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Canoga Park, California
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or make ur own.. i have a home made one.. hella cheaper.. but its just like wood thats been carpeted and u can put foam on the inside to protect ur stuff.. otherwise ur looking at a lot of money for those professional flight cases.. unless ur just talking about a flight case for ur records, u can get those for like 40 bux..
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May-13-2002 18:51
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hapamoto
R3ELISM
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Canoga Park, California
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i was gonna say the same thing.. the way i got mine was by going to yahoo shopping and did a search and picked a place that sold it for 40, but i had to pay shipping of like 6 bux but at least it was under 50.. i forgot which store but u could do what dj tranceformer did..
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May-13-2002 21:36
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shompton
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Boulder, CO
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I live in Massachusetts and go to school in Colorado so this is a familiar problem for me. I have a battle coffin and a Stanton ESM-11 mixer and 2 Stanton STR8-80's, which are plastic. With my decks in my coffin, it probably weights upwards to 100 pounds if not more... which is going to cost you $100 or more dollars to get on the airplane (most airlines it is 70 or less.). If you go with seperate flight cases for the turntables, which are around $100 a piece, you're tying up 3 pieces of luggage just to get your decks and mixer over there. It's gonna be pricey. Let me know how you make out.
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May-14-2002 05:33
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