Thon Case Behringer X32

I bought this case as part of the X32 case bundle when the X32 was first released. I wanted a lightweight case that protected the X32 during transit and handling. The foam protection in this case is fairly minimal. The quality and finish is okay. In short, this is the right product for me assuming that I'm not going to be throwing my console around on tour. If I was going to dry hire the console out, I would have gone for a more sturdy case with better foam protection. So overall, no complaints and a great price from Thomann.

The case is big enough to perfectly fit the X32 inside and leave a generous gap at the back for storing accessories (I store a WiFi router in there along with a goose neck LED lamp, the power cable and a short jack cable for connecting my iPod to the desk aux inputs. The gap protects the cables when you have members of the audience that may back into the case when it's in a front of house location.

The case doesn't have a dog box but then, I didn't really feel the need for one and that would have put the price up significantly. I'm very happy with the case from a price / quality balance but if you're hiring out your console to other people whom you cannot trust to handle your gear with respect, I would perhaps go for a better quality, more expensive case.

This box happily keeps my shiny new X32 from knocks and bangs. The mixer fits in there very well, and only slight gripe (and it is slight) is that the foam and the glue that holds it in didn't completely align with the box, and instead wound up on the sealing lip - gluing the lid shut.. a bit of use and dust soon sorted that though. Be warned that this is a heavy case, and with the mixer inside it's a two person lift. You also need two people to put the lid on if you don't want to bend something - but that is going to be the case(!) for most boxes of this size. So - am I pleased with the case? Yes I am - for the cost, it will do the job. It wouldn't stand up to heavy road use - it's meant for keeping the mixer free from scratches, not for hurling on a lorry, but you knew that..
Practically, it has handles in all the right places, and does the job.

The box suits perfectly for the case, and has reserve space on the back of the mixer, where we mounted a plastic box with fuses, led indicators, an schuco extender/expansion box and ups connection cables, so that the mixer can be used and ready out of the box, with only 2 cables connected. :)
It's too small for the ups to fit inside though... but ok.
The only thing that bothers me is the main "Thon" badge on the top of the mixer, because it's located on the opposite direction - so that you're reading it correctly if you stand on the back of the mixer... That confuses me and everyone everytime we put a rack case on the desk and open it up.... because of the sponge inside it cannot be reversely closed... but still cool.