Arturia MiniLab/MicroFreak/MicroBrute Case - Custom-Fitted Compact PULSE Hard Case for Travel

Light yet protective, I have ordered a number of Analog Cases and have been pleased. And their support team is fantastic. Highly recommend ordering from this company.

Arrived on time and in great condition. Fits the Arturia Microfreak perfectly, with enough room for power cables and peripherals.

I recently purchased a Roland SH-4d and wanted a case for it. Unfortunately, non seemed readily available. I remembered getting one of these for my MicroFreak and thought the SH-4d might be a similar size. I compared the size specifications for both and they're pretty close. The new case arrived today and I was happy to see that the SH-4d fits quite well. (See photo) Edit: I dropped it one star due to the same white-knob staining issue pointed out by other users. If you don't keep the plastic bag that comes with your gear, make sure use something to separate your gear from the lining.

The fit is fantastic and very protective. There is a little room on the side for a power supply and the netting that holds cables is very useful. Highly recommended!

There is enough space for the power cable, and mic the micro freak comes with. There is even enough room to pack a small power bank and a usb!

Having a small studio space, I don't have the luxury to leave a bunch of my gear out all the time. As such I keep things in cases inside a glass door IKEA cabinet for easy access. I've got the Microfreak and it's power supply inside an Analog Cases' case and it fits just fine. If anything it might be a tiny bit too tall. I do find the top of the case flexes inward a bit just because of the air space. Not an issue if you've got nothing on top of it; but if you're stacking a few cases on a shelf, some of their more tightly fitting / snug cases feel more rigid. Overall very satisfied. The above is a nitpick at best and in shouldn't deter you from purchasing the case. I put pretty much all of my gear big and small inside Analog Cases. They're sized for the devices specifically, affordable without being cheaply made, and just a great middle ground. If you don't need an indestructible pelican case, and want something more than just a deck saver or a dust cover - give Analog Cases a look.

Analog Cases make a line of hard shell, compact and customizable cases for music creators and producers or anyone else that needs great cases for their stuff. They come in many configurations; I purchased one specifically made for the Arturia MicroFreak. The case is lightweight and solid with non-flexible sides that should offer good protection in most circumstances (will not support your stack of amps!). There is a nice pocket in the lid to hold paperwork, cables, MIDI adaptors and the microphone. And the power supply can be carried in the lid or next to the keyboard. I can even put a power bank in there to power the keyboard on the go. There is foam padding under the keyboard to protect it from impacts. And the heavy-duty plastic zipper with 2 pulls allows easy access. All in all, a really nice case. I’ve purchased some from other companies that were OK but the addition of the pocket for storage makes these my new favorite. Recommended.

This is a really nice little case that works great for my MicroFreak. The case material is very sturdy and protective, the MicroFreak fits perfectly, and the case is very compact in size. I noticed that one other reviewer mentioned how the handle is attached with small screws. I didn't see anything unusual about that, since I also use the Analog Cases KeyStep case, which has the same style of handle, and it has done a great a job protecting my KeyStep. I've been using that case for about a year, and I love the quality. This case is basically the same design, but customized to the size of the MicroFreak. Analog Cases makes great stuff, especially for the price, you can't beat it. Definitely will be picking up more of their cases for my other synths.