I use a cheap cajon bag from Thomann. (£20)
Big capacity, strong outer, good handles.
Gear/cable bag recommendation?
Re: Gear/cable bag recommendation?
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- Random Guitarist
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I've never liked a solo violin, you need at least five for a proper fire.
Re: Gear/cable bag recommendation?
sebpasquet wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2023 10:20 am A sturdy and well-designed bag is a must-have. I'd recommend this [link removed - ED] from Von Baer.
Excellent choice.
Also avoids the need for an expensive and environmentally unsustainable cash furnace, which can be messy and take up lots of valuable Ferrari space.
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- shufflebeat
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“…I can tell you I don't have money, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career” - (folk musician, Manchester).
Re: Gear/cable bag recommendation?
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Cubase, guitars.
https://davylamb.bandcamp.com/
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Re: Gear/cable bag recommendation?
For small scale gigs I use the heavy duty PortaBrace DVO-1 bags, designed for carrying camera rigs. I purchased 3 bags from a retiring photographer for less than 1/2 price of 1 new bag.
Very heavy duty build, yet still lighter than most case systems of similar size. They look like a large gym bag, so not as attractive to a thief as the usual Pelican cases I use for more complex setups.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/ ... _Case.html
Very heavy duty build, yet still lighter than most case systems of similar size. They look like a large gym bag, so not as attractive to a thief as the usual Pelican cases I use for more complex setups.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/ ... _Case.html
Turn the knobs 'til the music moves ya.