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Strut STR-MP6 Custom-Fit Field Case for Sound Devices MixPre-6

BH #STRMP6 • MFR #STR-MP6
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Strut STR-MP6 Custom-Fit Field Case for Sound Devices MixPre-6
Key Features
  • Removable Rain Top, Clear Vinyl Window
  • Padded Main Compartment
  • Holds Four G3 or Similar-Sized Receivers
  • Supports 4 and 8 x AA Sleds
The STR-MP6 Custom-Fit Field Case for Sound Devices MixPre-6, from Strut, is a small-footprint, lightweight protective case that can be used for easy access to all MixPre-6 features. It has a removable rain top with a clear vinyl window that can also function as a sunshade or double as a travel cover.
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Pocket Style
Fixed Front Pocket
Removable Front Pocket
Compatibility
MixPre-3
MixPre-6
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Strut STR-MP6 Overview

The STR-MP6 Custom-Fit Field Case for Sound Devices MixPre-6, from Strut, is a small-footprint, lightweight protective case that can be used for easy access to all MixPre-6 features. It has a removable rain top with a clear vinyl window that can also function as a sunshade or double as a travel cover.

In addition to the padded main compartment, the front padded pocket has eight clip-on points for wireless receivers, and is built to hold up to four wireless Sennheiser G3 or similar-sized receivers. This case can accommodate 4 and 8 x AA sleds, all L-Series sled options, plus NP-1, Remote Audio, and various USB-C type power options. The case features belt loop and harness attachment points for most audio harness systems, and includes an HAR-2 audio harness.

Key Features
  • Removable rain top is offered as a clear vinyl window or sunshade, and doubles as a travel cover
  • Padded main compartment
  • Front padded pocket has eight potential clip-on points for wireless RX or Comtek, and full stow-away cover; it holds up to four Sennheiser G3 or similar-sized receivers inside, and has two clip-on options outside
  • Cable boot zippered for easy on-the-run access for XLR or headphone jack adjustment
  • Multi-battery flexibility accommodates 4 and 8 x AA sleds, L-Series sled options, plus NP-1, Remote Audio, and various USB-C type power options
  • Belt loop and harness attachment points for most audio harness systems
  • Includes HAR-2 audio harness
  • Made in the USA
UPC: 764784427223

Strut STR-MP6 Specs

Key Specs
Color
Black
Portable Recorder Compatibility
Sound Devices MixPre-6
Portable Recorder Compatibility
Sound Devices MixPre-6
General
Materials
Exterior: Cordura
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.75 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
11.75 x 5.65 x 5.4"

Strut STR-MP6 Reviews

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Is there a cable pass through from the front ...

Is there a cable pass through from the front pocket to the main compartment to allow connecting to a MX-Hirose DC power input sled from a NP1 style battery?
Asked by: Peter
Yes, there's a passthrough hole between the compartments. I have an USB battery there, and a cable via the passthrough to the unit. I haven't tried a Hirose setup, but I assume it would work as well.
Answered by: Vaino
Date published: 2022-05-03

question

The title said for mixpre-6 but the bottom option said for mixpre-3. So which is the right one?
Asked by: Johnny
B&H # STRMP6 is the correct catalog code for the Strut STR-MP6 Custom-Fit Field Case for Sound Devices MixPre-6.
Answered by: James B.
Date published: 2018-08-27

How many Lectro 411A receivers can this case ...

How many Lectro 411A receivers can this case accomodate? Is there any way to 'hang' these receivers or do they have to lie in the compartment?
Asked by: Shreyank
The reason we don't list the pocket size is that it's hard to measure a "soft case". That said, the front pocket (without deflection) is 4"H x 7"L x 2.5"D. So 2 pcs 411A would physically "fit". The issue is with wiring a receiver that has an XLR on the bottom. So the pocket is not designed as a proper fit for the 411A inside. You could clip 2x411A to the outside on the pocket wall, or we should talk about customization (a zipper on the bottom of the pocket) , then you could do more depending on BDS. -John at Strut
Answered by: John
Date published: 2022-08-07

Have anyone tried to fit a 702 in this bag ?

Have anyone tried to fit a 702 in this bag ?
Asked by: Tales
The Strut STR-MP6 is a custom-fit field case for the Sound Devices MixPre-6 and the dimensions of the MixPre-6 are 1.4 x 6.5 x 4.6" (36 x 166 x 118 mm). The dimensions of the Sound Devices 702 are 1.8 x 8.2 x 4.9” (45 x 209 x 125 mm) which is larger than the MixPre-6 on all sides, especially for the length across which is 1.7" longer. The 702 is not going to fit inside the STR-MP6 case. We do have other cases that will fit the 702, like the PortaBrace Audio Recorder Case for Sound Devices 702, 722, and 744 (B&H # POAR7B) and PortaBrace Audio Organizer Case (B&H # POAO15XB).
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2021-09-02

question

Would the front pocket accomodate zaxcom qrx recievers?
Asked by: Anonymous
See answer above on Lectro 411A, similar issue, qrx wire from the bottom. You would be happier if we put a zipper on the bottom of the pocket for wiring. We do those kind of small customs for people all the time. Call. -John at Strut
Answered by: John
Date published: 2022-08-07

Can I use this for the mixpre 3 just using the ...

Can I use this for the mixpre 3 just using the extra room for storage for maybe another anker battery pack?
Asked by: Tony
I would think so. I think the mixpre6 is 1 inch wider than the 3.
Answered by: Brian
Date published: 2021-05-26

question

It states this can accommodate L series sled option. Will it actually fit with 1 or t2 np batteries in sled while using the Mixpre-6?
Asked by: David
Yes it does. I just picked up the L-series sled and two Watson NP-F770 batteries (4400mHa) and have them installed on the Mixpre-6 in the Strut case. It's hard to tell from the picture, but there is a slot in the bottom of the case through which the sled protrudes, allowing you to install / swap batteries, and two velcro flaps that wrap around the whole assembly. The flaps are long enough that they would easily wrap around two of the biggest L-series batteries (7800 mHa). The batteries recess quite a bit into the sled, so they don't stick out as much as I expected . . . and actually allow you to stand the mixer up on a flat surface which is a nice happy accident.
Answered by: EBEN A B.
Date published: 2021-02-28
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