Military-grade protection for your mics.

The Gator GM-15 Drop-Style Microphone Case holds 15 mics and is constructed of military-grade polyethylene with aluminum valances, recessed zinc-plated twist latches, padded handle, and triple-plated chromed steel corners. Inside the ATA flight case are 15 microphone drops formed with thick foam and a generous area for mic cords and clips. Gator made the GM-15 lockable to keep your mics secure.

Gator GM-15 ATA Case for 15 Microphones Features:

• Constructed of military-grade polyethylene
• Aluminum valances
• Recessed zinc-plated twist latches
• Padded handle
• Triple-plated chromed steel corners
• 15 mic drops formed with thick foam
• Generous area for mic cords and clips
• Lockable

Loaded with great features and it's affordable, too! Order this rock-solid mic case today.

Gator GM-15 ATA Case for 15 Microphones

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Not SKB but good

Posted by Nick from Buffalo NY on Oct 30, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

Not a bad case, but I have owned the skb 12 mic case. The skb was higher quality with the seals, plastic and latches. Latches on the gator seem to work well, but are a pain to release from the clip. I purchased the gator case because it was smaller. Inside the gator case was easier to put in vocal wired mics because the head sticks above the foam, where on the skb it sunk into the foam and also fit wireless mics. The gator let me down when I used it to hold my instrument mics (sm57) they were just loose in there and did not have any good seal with the foam. This was similar for the 57 beta as well. The side opening on the gator is good for holding the wireless mics. The gator case is not a bad case; it just is not as supportive as the skb, unless you have 15 sm58 to put in them.

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Smaller than the SKB - holds 3 more mics

Posted by GH/SS from St. Petersburg on Dec 5, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: full time music flunky

Reviewer's Play Style: lesbian-biker-death metal-trip hop

I used my old SKB for about 15 years and it was falling apart. The Gator GM-15 mic case is smaller and holds 3 more mics. The Gator is also the new kid on the block so it's a bit cheaper than the SKB. The foam appears to be a bit different and will hopefully hold up longer than the SKB which is the typical soft foam that wears out quickly. I found the upper area of the SKB useless so it was just wasted space. It's way too soon to tell if this thing will really hold up but it probably will and I like the brand name and the fact that they are made near me in Tampa.

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Perfect for drummers

Posted by Gene from Springfield, MO on Aug 14, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: We'll just say more than 2 gigs

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Country, Worship

As a drummer who plays a large set and also sings, this is a great find. Mics are kept seperate and secure and there is room for the cables as well. I must say that after gigging for over 20 years, this is one of my favorite cases. Excellent product!!!

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