Roadready cases. Flight case for Moving heads RR2XT160CSC

0:00 It's from a company called RoadReady

Alright folks, a bit of a video demo on a flight case and it's that one there. It's from a company called RoadReady. Now first of all I'm going to go over there and tell you the exact number of it. It is RR2XT160CST and I'll put that in the actual description. Right, got to cut the speakers on the top. Now again, I am not telling you to do this I'm basically sort of a little bit of advice and also what let's say a DJ, a roadie, someone in a band or something like that would quite often do. You've got your flight case, at the end of the day you've got a bit of space on the top. There's no point just wheeling something like that in. You might as well put something on the top and wheel that in while you're wheeling your flight case in with items inside your flight case. In other words, I've saved myself possibly two journeys there.

1:23 What I'm going to do is I'm going to take these speakers off

But, bearing in mind, always be very careful that the items on the top of the flight case are totally and utterly secure and they're not going to fall off. If you think they're going to fall off, don't do it. On the other hand, if you think they're going to fall off, but there's a mate up the road there smoking a cigarette and twiddling with his bits, then maybe you could ask him to help you. Alright, one person in the front, one person in the back, holding on to the likes of a handle here. Out. It's springy thingy. And one hand on the top and there you go. Right, what I'm going to do is I'm going to take these speakers off. One there. Bloody toe. And one there. Right, so there it is in all its glory. Alright, what have we got? We've got a couple of handles. One, two. We've got a couple of these guys here, butterfly clips. And I don't know if you can notice but it's got some holes in it. Well, not holes, indentations there. Can you see them?

Well, now then, that's not rocket science, but let's be honest. Let's say you've only got a small amount of space and you've got half a dozen of these, you can stack them because the wheels from the one on top fit in there. Therefore, it's not going to go anywhere. Also, two of the wheels have got these little mechanisms which you press down and they lock them in place. So, right, now there it is. Now again, what would you expect? To find in a flight case, what can you put inside a flight case? Well, you can put a drinky cup, maybe a hat, some suckateurs, or maybe even a pink elephant outfit. Just kidding. All right, so what's this one for? Right, I'll tell you what it is. I've got in here a couple of American DJ X-Move LEDs, two of those in one side.

2:55 On the other side, I've just put those just for safekeeping

And that in there. On the other side, I've just put those just for safekeeping. Those are the items you fit on the top of your tripod. And then on the other side, I've got two of these. The Xmove Laser. There you go. Right, so what I'm going to do now is take the camera off the tripod and show you the inside. Now I will do another video on this. And explain to you exactly... Hold on, I'm just going to turn that the other way around. Punk TV guys know anything in real life. Yeah. How it should be. Right, well, I'll do that. I'll take the... Yeah, sorry. I've got the cable at the moment plugged in as well to the camera because the battery's knackered. All right, so there you go. All right. You can see it's well-lined.

There's loads of space. I mean, the one thing I will highly recommend, which you shouldn't do, is turn this upside down back to front on its side. If you're going to use it, wheel it around, make sure it's flat like that. Therefore, the items inside will not fall all over the place. All right, so there you go. Now, video number one is basically showing you the item. In video number two, I'm going to show you, as daft as it sounds, how to put the wheels on and what. Thanks for watching.

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