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Cases/Bags for Transporting Cables and all other Misc.


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Hey all, 

 

How is everyone transporting things like cables, in-ear cases, chargers, iPad/Tablets, spare strings, and all manner of miscellaneous things to gigs? 

I'm thinking more of touring where everything gets packed in a van with all the other cases, rather than say local club gigs/functions where I'd probably chuck most of those things in a gig bag. 

 

I'm trying to find a case with compartments to organise everything but haven't quite managed to find the right thing, so I'm curious as to what everyone else's solution is! 

 

Thanks

Nick

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Ah, people reading the title but not the op, classic internet. 😁

 

Proper proper touring is done with either road cases or production cases depending on the size of the greeble that needs storing. If I was doing van touring I'd probably use one of the Flyht pelican case 'homages' 😉 with the divider. Would that work?

 

Like everyone else who has answered though I don't use any of those solutions though. I use a Stanley Fatmax. 

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Have a look at DeWalt TSTAK or Stanley Pro-Stack (they're the same thing).  They are modular cases/drawers/etc, so you can configure to get exactly what you need.

(And if you have Markbass amps, the colour scheme will kind of match 😁)

 

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On 30/09/2022 at 19:21, Dan Dare said:

I use several of those aluminium (they're actually ply with an alu' skin) camera cases you can buy from Argos, Amazon and similar for mic's, cables, etc. Cheap and sturdy.

 

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Always check out the hinges on those , if they have a long piano hinge you’re ok , but if it’s two little inch long hinges they’re probably going to give out if they’re subjected to any abuse , like putting too much stuff in the case …

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On 01/10/2022 at 09:59, Jack said:

Ah, people reading the title but not the op, classic internet. 😁

 

Proper proper touring is done with either road cases or production cases depending on the size of the greeble that needs storing. If I was doing van touring I'd probably use one of the Flyht pelican case 'homages' 😉 with the divider. Would that work?

 

Like everyone else who has answered though I don't use any of those solutions though. I use a Stanley Fatmax. 

 

That may be true. However, cables etc in a decent (flexible) bag can fit into odd spaces and help keep other things in place. Not so much in a truck, but certainly in the rear of a splitter van.

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