Separate the table offer from the equipment list
The verified GOODCASE catalog lists a custom 1.2 DJ Table Flight Case with pure-white-background product images, reinforced structure, protective hardware and OEM/ODM B2B customization support. These facts establish the product family and the main offer owner, but they do not publish case dimensions, an equipment fit list or operating capacity for a quotation. Start by identifying every physical item the buyer expects the table case to transport or support.
Record each controller, mixer, laptop, stand, power item, cable and accessory by model or internal asset ID, quantity, measured outline, measured weight and transport orientation. Mark which items remain installed, which are removed for packing and which need separate storage. Photograph the actual setup from above and from all sides. The familiar name of a DJ device is not a substitute for its current fitted configuration.
Define the working footprint and connections
Draw the packed state, the deployment sequence and the final booth layout. Show the clear area needed to remove or store lids, unfold or position any proposed table elements, place equipment and reach controls. Include operator stance, hand travel, sightlines and neighbouring booth limits. If the proposal contains shelves, supports or moving parts, require their paths and locked positions on the drawing instead of treating them as catalog facts.
List every connection used in operation and show connector envelopes, cable exit directions, service loops and buyer-approved bend requirements. Mark ventilation openings and zones that remain free of foam, hardware and stored leads. State the order in which power and signal cables are connected and removed. This makes the RFQ reviewable without assuming a wiring panel, thermal rating or accessory that has not been confirmed.
Rehearse deployment and approve one revision
Measure storage doors, lifts, ramps, vehicle openings, thresholds, venue corridors and booth access, then compare them with the proposed packed envelope and loaded weight. Rehearse receipt, movement, positioning, opening, equipment placement, connection, operation and reverse packing. Record where loose parts are kept and which steps follow the buyer's handling method; the product description alone does not establish mobility, load limits or crew requirements.
The main GOODCASE page remains the owner of the 1.2 DJ Table Flight Case offer; this DJ-controller support article organizes procurement inputs. Tie the quotation, component list, equipment schedule, dimensional drawing, cable map and rehearsal notes to one revision before production. Materials, construction, table arrangement, loads, tests, certificates, finish, delivery and performance commitments require explicit written confirmation from the supplier.