Flyht Pro Case Behringer X Air XR18

Got this as part of the XR18 bundle. Very nice quality product, fits the mixer in perfectly. My only observation is that the case’s sliding side panel (meaning that you can power the unit while it’s in the hard case) is a bit misleading. The first time I used the mixer I left it in the case but by the end of the gig - about 4-5 hours of being turned on - the mixer was verrry hot. The fan for the XR18 is on the opposite side of the sliding panel so doesn’t have enough space for ventilation. I wouldn’t keep it in the case again during use as it felt like it could lead to damage over prolonged periods....!
Apart from that I would highly recommend the product!

Don't get me wrong, I know this isn't the absolute best in terms of build and material quality, but for the cost it is completely and utterly fine. I like the small details like being able to store the access port cover inside the case itself so you don't use it.
It's nice and light; doesn't add much weight over the mixer which makes for a very competent portable setup.

We'll see if it holds up in time. We mostly use it as our rehearsal mixer but may use it as a monitor mixer when live gigs become possible.

I acquired this case in combo with my second XR18 unit. I was amazed at the build quality of this little case.

All 3 of my XR18s reside in rack cases amongst the rest of the gear. That said, I wasted no time figuring the best use for it.

All my DI boxes are Radial. The little "Pro" series and "Stage bugs" are always on stage and getting banged-up, but I'm more protective of the higher end models. My "Phazer" units, the Stereo J48s and JDI Duplexes which I use mostly closer to the gear racks and around the booth are now permanent residents of this case.

The case holds 10 units, and I'm on the cusp of acquiring another XR18 unit with this case. The XR unit is also going into a rack, and the new Flyht Pro for it case will also start housing some newly acquired "upper crust" Radial DIs and a pair of cable testers.

I highly recommend the XR18-sized Flyht Pro cases. Whether for protecting a lone XR18 or for the smaller yet expensive "Swiss army knife" types of items such as higher end DIs, cable testers, Large and fragile condenser mics purchased without a decent box for protection.

Setting up a gig, all my musicians get warned... "Break my connectors, or the stage-bugs, I'll forgive you, scratch my Jensen-loaded DIs or Phazers, I'll setup your appointment with a casket "

Now that all reading these lines have a fair idea of how much I care for what lives inside the Flyht Pro case I own, and the stuff going into the next one I'll be ordering soon, I'm quite certain that the case for this case, (Pun intended) is demonstrated.

In conclusion: Get one, and I can bet it wont be the last.