Odyssey FZ1200BL Black Label Turntable Flight Case

GREAT

As a busy DJ, I needed some reliable cases for my turntables. These work great and product my decks. They sometimes shift a little in travel, but that is to be expected... A little shift after setting up gets them right where they need to be. Highly recommend.UPDATE 3/8/2016I still use these cases today, after having these cases for close to three years. They are still holding up pretty good. The foam that sticks to the top of the case (to keep the platter from shifting) is a little loose, but overall, this case is pretty solid. They help against vibration as well... Anytime I play out with my Technics, I leave them in the case whenever possible. The only thing about my cases that has malfunctioned is on one of the handles, the spring-loaded feature is busted... But that does not compromise the function of the handle. Only a cosmetic flaw really. Still would highly recommend these cases to anyone who is a gigging DJ who uses Technics turntables or similar models.

Perfect fit for Technica SL1200 with dust cover. Well recommended for anybody wanting to move their Technics around and keep them in mint condition

This is a very sturdy, light, pro made case. Cannot get a better value for the high end construction.

Sits beside my Odyssey Black label Coffin for the rest of my DJ Gear.Works wonderfully; fits a Pioneer PLX-500; I would imagine it would fit a 1000 as well.

Was not sure if it was the right size for Numark turntables...The cases come with detachable inserts.

TL;DR: The cases are sturdy, well-made, and beautiful, BUT as other reviewers remarked the case doesn't fit the Technics SL-1200-M3D well enough and the foam/inserts that come with the case are obviously inadequate. Your turntables will rattle and bang into the top lid when the case is moved (suit-case style handle). See the attached photo and explanation below for more details.More detail:First, the cases I received both left a 4mm (!) gap on the sides of the turntable. This caused the turntable to sit very loosely in the bottom part of the case. They would slam against the sides when moved. The few inserts that were provided with the case were all taken to just fit the the turntable in the back (3 left, 3 right), so I had to cut my own from a piece of polyethylene foam I had left over from a previous shipment.Second, most importantly, the two pieces of foam (see "supersoft foam" in picture) that are supposed to sit inside the top lid to hold the turntable down are much too flimsy/soft. So when you pick up the case by the handle (suitcase style), your turntable is likely to flip out of the bottom (where it is already sitting quite loosely, even with all inserts that come with the case), and bang into the top lid! (tone-arm and all) These 2 pieces of very soft foam are the only thing that holds your turntable in place when the case is closed!These serious issues prevent the case from adequately protecting the turntable when moved. Annoyingly all of this could have been avoided by just including a few more pieces of high quality foam.As you can see from the attached photo (the red rectangles), I had to cut my own supports from a left-over piece of polyethylene foam; they are made to press down on the side of the turntable to hold it in place.By the way, first thing straight out-of-the-box, the velcro strips came off the foam (probably because they are so soft that the glue doesn't take), and they had to be replaced with some higher-quality velcro strips that I also happened to have lying around. Lots of annoying handiwork.One last thing: the turntables sit on 2 strips of polyethylene foam (not the harder rubberized foam); it will deform over time because of the turntable's weight causing the turntable to sink into the case. Why not use some more solid support material?-- EDIT: since posting this review, the turntables have already dropped about 1/2" because of the foam not properly supporting their weight, it's uneven.

Ordered it for my AT - 120 and it fit right in as if it was custom made, will order again when I get my next turntable.