Analog Cases Pulse Case Digitakt

The whole case feels solid yet very lightweight. Length-wise it is about a third longer than the Digitakt but it does come with polyester that you can use to fit the Digitakt in place. The inside has an additional pocket in the top half but you have to be careful when putting the power supply in it as it could squeeze the knobs below it. I just tend to put the power supply on the side where the polyester is. Overall great case and would definitely recommend.

I have their OP-Z case and I was expecting the same materials, but it’s different.

Materials aside, the case is bigger (so you can fit the adapter) but the DT doesn’t sit snug in it and if you put it in a backpack it rumbles inside hitting the top of the case with the knob.

I’ll return it.

You might be better of buying a DeckSaver and strapping it with an elastic band or something to protect the knobs during carry. Maybe that’s what I’ll do.

Bought as part of a bundle.

This is not the 25cm Digitakt/Digitone case as described on the Analog cases website ( is a substantially larger case with a width of over 30cm. My guess is it's actually their SP-404 case ( comes with two pieces of white of plastic (not pictured), which are presumably supposed to be used wedge the device and PSU in so they won't rattle around as much. This is unsuitable for the instrument it's being sold for and is going back immediately.

Otherwise it's a typical analog pulse case.

It has all the space needed to carry the Digitakt plus the power cables

This case is wonderfully robust, and provides simple spacing foam to maintain a snug fit for different instruments. It is not a molded case for one specific instrument, but rather a multipurpose instrument case. I can confirm that, with the provided spacing foam, a Syntakt or an SP 404 mk2 can fit snugly in one of these cases.

Perfect fit for both every cable you need and the digitakt!!!

If you want a case with extra space for power supply and other cables this may be perfect but be aware that it is clearly not purpose-built. The Syntakt fits in with room to spare on all sides, even when the power supply is also included. I would have expected a case labelled for Digitakt / Syntakt / Digitone to have padded inserts or internal shapes that snugly fit the unit. While there is room for the instrument to move around a little, it does seem to do the job and I'm confident my instrument is well-protected.

Actually got 3 of these for each SP that i own, 202, 303 and 404SX. Couldn't recommend enough.

It's a very high-quality material, and it's very solid. Definitely, Analog case is essential for digitakt & digitone

Good case, awesome fitting and quality materials