Thon Mixercase Tascam DP-24 / DP-32

I purchased the DP-32 and wanted a quality case to protect it. I looked at a number of cases and most were generic, "kind of fit" cases. To get a custom made hard side case was wicked expensive! This was the only case that was a perfect fit with exquisite protection. And the price (including shipping) was actually less than some of the soft sided cases out there.

The shipping was superfast (to the USA). Everything was well packed and it arrived in excellent condition. Once I unpacked it and put my DP-32 in it - it was perfect! The quality of this case and the materials they use are amazing!

Anyone who has the DP-32 or the older DP-24 would be crazy not to get this case!

Bought for my DP-24 after reading the positive rewiews here on Thomann.

This case really fits like a glove around the DP-24 and also has a great build quality from what I can tell. It appears that it's plywood with something close to a smooth fiberboard outer finish which seems like it should be durable.

The aluminium parts of the case are fitted well and the latches have a nice positive feel to them. It's a well thiught out case and at this money you simply cannot go wrong, there's even room left under the mixer case to store the power cable (or your sandwiches) while on the move.

A truely excellent case which should last a lifetime.

I tend to think there should be a soft cover provided as part of the purchase for every bit of desk equipment, if only to mitigate dust and spillages.
The DP32SD (and 24) have a large surface area and multiple faders, knobs and dials, so some kind of cover is essential. But the unit is also compact enough to travel beyond the studio. So, a hard case also makes sense. In the studio, I keep it in the bottom part of the case, and cover it after use. It really couldn't be safer.
The Thon case is very well built. The DP32SD is a perfect fit. There is also a recess in the middle between the footwells for power supply and leads.
As for the cost, it's roughly half of the second hand price of a DP24/32, but cautious as I am over the cost of cosmetic accessories, I am really glad I bought this. If you get one, you'll agree it's the best protection there is for the unit, and in my view, an essential purchase.

I bought this case for a DP-24. It will also fit the -32 and SD variants. Given I am transporting the unit to rehearsals and gigs I wanted something solid to move it around in, and this case is perfect. There are no downsides to it in my view.

The DP-24 sits in the base of the unit in use, giving it some extra security. For storage and transport, the cutout below the recorder has room for a set of headphones, the power supply, RC-3F remote pedal, the manual, and a plastic sleeve of tracking sheets (invaluable!).

The build quality is spot-on and I'm sure would handle drops and spills without compromising the contents (I hope not to test this, all the same).

I guess no-one really likes spending money on cases, but all the same the cost is very reasonable: I was looking at semi-rigid cases for around £80 until I found this (which was around £110 including shipping). The extra £30 is really money well spent.

I'm also really impressed with Thommann's customer service. I'm in the UK and the unit arrived very quickly. I missed the boat on adding the RC-3F pedal to my order because Thommann had processed it so quickly, but rather wonderfully they offered to supply the pedal on a separate order for zero shipping! (Didn't need to take this up as I'd bought it locally by then). So thanks guys.