Suitable for various needs. The SKB UB Series 1818 Bag provides exceptional protection. Built by SKB, this bag is designed to keep your gear secure and in perfect condition
The 1SKB-UB1818 Universal Mixer/Equipment Bag is designed for easy and secure transport of your gear, including popular mixers, drum machines, and more. With interior dimensions of 18″ x 18″ x 5.5″, it accommodates models such as the PreSonus Studiolive 16.0.2, Behringer Xenyx X2222USB, and Mackie 1604-VLZ3, with extra room for an iPad in the padded pocket. The bag is made from durable 600 Denier fabric and includes heavy-duty dual zippers, an adjustable padded shoulder strap, and a double-stitched carrying handle. Additionally, a double-zippered, padded exterior compartment offers secure storage for an iPad, cables, or other accessories.
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