Model 15 /Toro / Neutron / PRO-800 / PRO-1 / SY-1 / Kobol & K-2 cover (Soft-fit)
Behringer
£40.00
Key Features
- Smoked/clear transparency colour, unique to Decksaver.
- Protects against dust, liquids and accidental impacts.
- Shields vulnerable faders, switches and knobs during transportation.
- Low profile design.
Fits
- K-2
- Neutron
- PRO-1
- Toro
- PRO-800
- Model 15
- Kobol Expander
- Syncussion SY-1
Description
The instruments we employ for crafting and bringing music to life hold a special place in our hearts. Throughout the years, the relentless forces of dust, liquid spills, and unfortunate accidents have claimed the functionality of many cherished synthesizers. This is precisely where Decksaver steps in.
Meticulously designed to offer a flawless fit while accommodating cables, our Decksaver cover ensures that your Behringer Model 15, Syncussion SY-1, Kobol Expander, Pro-800, K-2, Toro, Neutron, or PRO-1 synthesizer is always poised for action. It serves as a robust shield, safeguarding the intricate controls and delicate internal components of your instrument, whether it’s in the comfort of your home, the creative confines of your studio, or the electrifying stage.
What sets our Behringer cover apart is our proprietary Soft-fit technology, which delivers an additional layer of protection to those susceptible wooden cheek panels that grace these exceptional synthesizers.
Dimensions
- Weight: 0.75 kg
- Length: 43.6 cm
- Width: 14.8 cm
- Height: 6.6 cm
Shipping
All orders are shipped securely via UPS, FedEx or DHL. Order and tracking confirmation will be sent via email after purchase.
We aim to ship every order within 1-3 working days of cleared payment, providing it is in stock.
Additional Information
Designed, tested and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
Material: Smoked clear polycarbonate.
Model: DS-PC-K2NEUTRONPRO1.
EAN: 5060348662044.
WARNING: When your Decksaver cover is in place, please ensure that your equipment is kept away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, fires and direct sunlight.
