I had imagined that it would cost a bunch. I have a couple of Anvil
Case briefcases laying around (they used to sell them as promo items)
and I could try to build a keyboard into one of them. I used to go to
pawn shops and look for old instrument cases and build electronics
into them. Sometimes you can find a old wooden instrument case that
is just the right dimensions to do the job. I had good success with
old clarinet and tenor saxophone cases - just the right size for
small projects after you ripped out the insides.
-James

On Jun 20, 2008, at 2:35 AM, hardware@... wrote:

>> Dieter - How about a road case version of the 3-octave one shown
>> under the P-cases Since the P-cases are meant to be portable, why
>> not the keyboard too (I know, it's the cost).
>>
>> -James
>
> I can ask our case manufacturer to built a P-case for any of the OEM
> versions. But the cases will be very expensive as they have to be
> made as
> custom single-unit production. I don't think that we will sell many
> of these
> cases. But as a special design we could offer it.
>
> At the moment we try to find a solution to built the A-100CGK
> (probably the
> 5 octaves version, maybe together the A-198 ribbon controller) into
> the top
> cover of the A-100 monster base. But I can not yet confirm that it
> will
> work.
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
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