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Zoom CBL-8 Carrying Bag for LiveTrak L-8

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Zoom CBL-8 Carrying Bag for LiveTrak L-8The CBL 8 is semi hard carrying bag made with EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) material. It carries a LiveTrak L 8 as well as their accessories such as power adapter, cables and SD cards, and you can take them comfortably. It has stretch bands to fix the unit securely and pads protect from damage and shock. And also it comes with a shoulder strap with pads to reduce load Carrying Bag for the L 8 Padded to Protect Mixer from Shock Stores Mixer and

The CBL-8 is semi-hard carrying bag made with EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) material. It carries a LiveTrak™ L-8 as well as their accessories such as power adapter, cables and SD cards, and you can take them comfortably. It has stretch-bands to fix the unit securely and pads protect from damage and shock. And also it comes with a shoulder strap with pads to reduce load

  • Carrying Bag for the L-8
  • Padded to Protect Mixer from Shock
  • Stores Mixer and Accessories
  • Stretch Bands Affix Mixer in Place
  • Includes Spacer for Smaller Mixer
  • Includes Padded Shoulder Strap
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