Keep Your DJ-202 Safe And Sound With The Roland CB-BDJ202 Black Series Instrument Bag
Lightweight and durable, the CB-BDJ202 is perfect for DJs and music creators on the go. A rugged exterior and thick internal padding shield your DJ-202 from bumps and bruises, while the convenient shoulder strap makes carrying easy. Ideal for everyday use, the Roland Black Series protects your gear in style as you travel around town.
*Does not include pictured DJ controller
- Durable exterior materials
- Thick foam padding
- Padded shoulder strap
- Front accessory pocket
- Reinforced handle
- Interior/exterior: 600D polyester and ripstop nylon
Manufacturer: Roland
Model: CB-BDJ202
SKU: I493206-N-7-WHXE
UPC: 761294221136
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