Elektron Musical Instruments

Thanks for the reply.  I know about pelican cases.  That not as easy 
to find here in Korea.  I also don't know if I can get a deal on the 
pelicans as I can with the skb.  

What do you suggest putting in to separate the instruments?  Maybe 
some taped up rags or something?  Definitely something thicker than 
the foam I assume.  I'll keep it in mind.

I remember once I bought my ms2000r from Japan and flew it over to 
Korea.  They put a fragile tag on it.  But then again the workers 
here are much better.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Flo Zombie <newsgroups@z...> 
wrote:
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> Hi !
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> these are the most durable cases I came around,
> better than SKB and not so heavy like common flight cases, and 
they are 
> waterproof.
> http://www.casesbypelican.net/
> this one might make it for you (sorry, german page but check 
picture):
> http://www.danshop.com/14066.html
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> You cut the foam inside the casesexactly to the size of your
> instruments. You need some shock protection between the
> instruments, because the airport staff doesn´t care what´s inside.
> And if you write "fragile" on it, they´ll even throw it harder!
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> Ciao
> Flo
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> > I'm thinking of getting an ata case for my stuff.  I can get a 
4214w
> > ata case.  I'll be flying with it.  I was wondering if I could 
put
> > different things in one of these.  Is there a certain ammount of 
space
> > one should have between instruments?  Are there spaces in these 
cases
> > to protect the different instruments from each other?  Is there a
> > better place to ask these questions?  I figured out I could fit 
my
> > machinedrum an indigo 2 and my mixer in one case.  
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> > Any case tips would be helpful.
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