Petrol Bags Intro s Deca Lightweight Audio Bag for Sound Devices 664

Petrol Bags , part of Vitec Videocom, a Vitec Group company, introduces the Deca Large Lightweight Audio Bag (PS617). This professional carrier is optimally designed to transport the Sound Devices 664 (with or without the CL6 Controller) comfortably and securely, and keep it safe, organized and accessible while working.

The PS617 has a roomy main compartment that's fully padded to safeguard delicate equipment. The bag's standard removable internal divider accommodates the Sound Devices SD 664 mixer with the CL6 Controller attached, (held in place with 4 security straps), while offering easy access to the unit's XLR connectors. The exterior front accessories pocket features a detachable frame that holds up to 8 wireless receivers and transmitters. Connecting to the bag via hook and loop material and a secure strap and buckle system, the frame allows users to organize wireless devices before storage. Cables can be easily attached via an opening between the central chamber and front pouch.

The system affords free access to all mixer panels side, back, top and bottom. The smartly designed bottom access offers 4 individual doors with unique locking magnets that are ideal to attach com' and word clock' connectors. Three plush protective cushions are easily removable for loading or custom configuration.

A transparent top cover allows easy viewing of controls, even in extreme temperatures down to 41 F (5 C). And when weather is not an issue, the cover may be swiftly opened and held in place via the hook and loop lock. Drawstring openings on both sides permit full access for connector cables to devices in the bag's front and rear accessories compartments. An internal organizer within the roomy front pocket is just the thing for hard to find articles. Additionally, the handy back compartment offers dual-sided access to MP1 batteries.

To help the busy sound person conveniently carry all of his gear, there's a clear sleeve outside to fit a Betso TCD-1 time code reader or a boom pole. Additionally two expandable snap-on pouches hold extra transmitters or wireless receivers. When the system is loaded and ready to work, Petrol Bags padded, adjustable shoulder strap aids comfortable carrying.

For further information on the new Deca Large Lightweight Audio Bag (#PS617) and other Petrol Bags products, please go to http://www.petrolbags.com , http://youtu.be/E81h8MHTtvQ or contact: Petrol Bags, 16 Progress Drive, Shelton CT 06484, Email: info.videocomamericas@vitecgroup.com

About Petrol Bags

Petrol Bags is a leading producer of professional carrying bags and accessories for portable cameras, lighting, audio, support and other production equipment. The Petrol Bags product family encompasses a full line of highly protective, versatile, adaptable and extremely portable bags, backpacks, cases, and accessories. Petrol Bags works closely with industry professionals to create carrying systems designed for safe transport as well as quick and easy access on location.

Along with other leading brands in the broadcast and professional videographer industry, Petrol Bags is part of Vitec Videocom, a Vitec Group company. For more information on Petrol Bags, visit http://www.petrolbags.com

About Vitec Videocom

Vitec Videocom brings together some of the most respected, most innovative and most sought-after brands in the industry: Anton/Bauer, Autoscript, Litepanels, OConnor, Petrol, Sachtler, Vinten and Vinten Radamec. It acts as an endorsing brand for these market-leading broadcast, film and pro video products, encouraging multi-brand system sales and simplifying the way that customers worldwide do business.

Vitec Videocom is an operating division within the Vitec Group, an international business serving customers in the broadcast, photographic and military aerospace and government markets. Vitec is based on strong, well known, premium brands on which its customers rely on worldwide.

Vitec Videocom - innovative products around the camera.

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