The built quality of the case is great, but there are no wheels (like on the case for the Arturia Matrix Brute) and it makes it extremely heavy and difficult to transport. Also an extra handle on both sides would have been nice to make it possible to be carried by two persons. I'm so glad I bought this hard case!
... I've started using my Arturia Polybrute for live gigs, because, well because it's one of the best synths around. The soft cases are useless and it's very easy to damage your synth with them. This however is a game changer. I'm also surprised at the price, which is very reasonable, and I have to say both the interior and exterior build quality is exceptional.
The only real gripe i have is that as the PB is pretty heavy already, adding the weight of this case to it means you need a bit of upper body strength to carry it, but that's a small price to pay for ensuring my synth doesn't get dented. Thon cases always work extremely well and this is no exception.
The Polybrute fits perfectly and is well-protected from bumps, scrapes, and impacts. Very high quality hardware and the case is not too heavy, so it works great for my needs.
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5 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“Thon cases always work extremely well and this is no exception. The Polybrute fits perfectly and is well-protected from bumps, scrapes, and impacts. Very high quality hardware and the case is not too heavy, so it works great for my needs.”Read full review →
“A nice beginner eurorack case. The lower row internal depth is ok and although the upper row depth is a little shorter, all of my modules fitted ok. The 1600ma power suppy is must than enough for all my modules.”Read full review →
“The sturdy and durable build ensures it can handle frequent setup adjustments without wear. Its sleek noir design blends seamlessly into any studio setup, enhancing aesthetics. The high-quality power supply delivers consistent performance, even ...”Read full review →
“It’s designed to be small, being just over 400mm wide, and lightweight at just 770g, although I did find that it was a very tight squeeze to get into my own 15” based laptop rucksack, being just a tad too long. However, it’s got a great feel when in use and ships with some very useable additions, in the shape of a Lite version of Arturia’s excellent Analog Lab software, UVI’s Steinway Piano model and a stripped back version of Bitwig.”Read full review →
“Also, a built-in power supply allows more space for modules in both cases (3U & 6U). That would be a good innovation for a further development of this Case series. Arturia shows that cheap and solid cases can be also stylish.”Read full review →
