Hello Friends, now I'm also on the DXR way with my Kemper.
Does anyone have a nice Solution for a carrying bag?
Should be not so heavy - up to now I don't travel the world.
Thanks a lot.
Bag for Yamaha DXR 10 - any solutions?
- birdman
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I'm pretty sure I saw some peeps talk about using this product for the DXR-10 and that it fit really well. I'd just search the forum to be safe, but here is the link.
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I'm pretty sure I saw some peeps talk about using this product for the DXR-10 and that it fit really well. I'd just search the forum to be safe, but here is the link.
yep ep ive got 2 of them for my DXR10's they are very well made and protect the speakers really well.... And to top it off they are great value and half the price of the Yamaha ones
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yep ep ive got 2 of them for my DXR10's they are very well made and protect the speakers really well.... And to top it off they are great value and half the price of the Yamaha ones
+1 here
Best value for these speakers IMO.
One of the few bags included with a great shoulder strap which only makes transport all the more easier.Added a sheet of left over poly foam I had had kicking around only because I wanted to and the DXR10 still fits nice.
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yep ep ive got 2 of them for my DXR10's they are very well made and protect the speakers really well.... And to top it off they are great value and half the price of the Yamaha ones
+1.
Great soft case for the DXr10. -
I use original softcase for my DXR 8. pretty sure 10`s have it too
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I use original softcase for my DXR 8. pretty sure 10`s have it too
Yes, there is one, but the Stagg is far superior, more protective and padded better. -
Yes, there is one, but the Stagg is far superior, more protective and padded better.+1
If given a choice, I'd again choose the Stagg -
Yes, there is one, but the Stagg is far superior, more protective and padded better.And dont forget half half the price
