Thon Case TC-Helicon Voicelive 2/3

Thon Case for TC-Helicon is an excellent case that provides real protection for my TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3 Extreme. The case is massive and sturdy, and sponge inside also, so you can really trust it.
The only modification I would suggest is that it would be a good thing to add a centimeter or two at the part of a case where TC-Helicon VoiceLive pedal has its inputs for XLR cables.
I wanted to use this case in a way to remove the cover of it and use the pedal while is in a bottom part of a case.
The problem is that some cables have a long neck.
I am from Croatia and English is not my mothers language, so I'm not sure if I'm explaining that right :)
Anyway some XLR connectors are longer than the others.
At the time when I bought TC-Helicon VoiceLive I used to have cables with long version connectors which makes impossible to connect to a pedal while it's in a case, so I have to lift it up a little bit which makes connectors to flex, so finally I had to take out the pedal from a case while I'm using it.
After a while, I bought cables with a shorter neck, so I don't have these problems any more, but it would be better if I didn't have to spend an extra money because of that.
But in the end, the suitcase is very reliable and it pays to invest in it, especially knowing that keeps your very valuable pedal safe.

My vocoder VoiceLive2 fits absolutely in this case. No gaps, no missing space. The vocoder is fixed firmly inside, so it doesn't wobble in the closed case and gets no traces of transport after its removal. The case offers enough space for the power supply, as well as one or two shorter mic cables. The workmanship is excellent, the case is firm and robust, and it can be used for any other stuff. It's also rather heavy, even when empty. Thanks to the inner stuffing, no damage of carried things is ever thinkable. Overall, carrying the vocoder in this solid case is much better than in the original carton box. Additionally, it looks very nice and professional.

Hello

I bought the Case togeather with my TC-Helicon Voicelive 3.

Generally the case is made very good, the only thing is, that while using it I prefer to keep the voice processor in the bottom lid of the case so I dont have to put Voicelive straight on the ground The problem is that the further side of the case messes the cables to be pluged in perfectly straight. We all know that good cables are really important, so it is not good at all if they fold by the start of the cables, so I have to move the processor a little on the upper side of the case so the cables can be plugged in freely. Actually it is a really small detail and makes not the biggest problem, bet anyway, it would be nice to solve this problem somehow.