Gator GTSA-GTR-QC1 TSA Case for Neural DSP Quad Cortex
The GTSA-GTR-QC1 is a hard case cut for the Neural DSP Quad Cortex processor and its power supply. It slides into a suitcase or travels on its own, and its latch is TSA accepted for air travel.
What sets it apart
- Foam cut to the Quad Cortex's shape
- Room for the power supply
- ABS shell, quick-release draw latches
- TSA-accepted locking latch
The whole effects rig in one shell
The Quad Cortex often replaces an entire pedalboard; lose it on tour and you lose your sound. This case from Gator's Frequent Flyer series holds the unit in EVA and PU foam under a red tricot lining, with its power supply alongside. The interior measures 11.44" x 7.63" x 2.63"; the exterior, 17.88" x 13.13" x 5.38", at 5 lb.
Specifications
| Intended unit | Neural DSP Quad Cortex and its power supply |
|---|---|
| Shell | ABS, black valances |
| Interior | EVA and PU foam, red tricot |
| Exterior dimensions | 17.88" x 13.13" x 5.38" |
| Weight | 5 lb |
What it's for
- A guitarist flying with the processor as luggage
- A Quad Cortex kept safe between rehearsals
Compared with other manufacturers
Two other makers of fitted hard cases:
| Manufacturer | Model | Build |
|---|---|---|
| Gator | GTSA-GTR-QC1 | ABS, TSA latch, power supply included |
| Analog Cases | UNISON Quad Cortex | Aluminum, keyed latches, 5.5 lb |
| SKB | 3i-1510-6B-E | Waterproof polypropylene, foam you cut yourself |
Frequently asked questions
- What case should I use to travel with a Quad Cortex?
- A fitted case like this one, with a latch TSA can open for inspection.
- QC1 or the XL version?
- The QC1 takes the unit and its power supply. The XL adds a layer for one or two expression pedals.
- Is damage in the cargo hold covered?
- No. Gator's warranty excludes damage caused by a carrier; file the claim with the carrier.
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