Synth cases? - How do you transport it all?

[Faldoe]

So I'm kind of getting synth fever and want to make a transport case/board that I can take with me from home to my practice space without having to dismantle/unplug everything.

Currently have: Novation K-Station (25 key), Arturia Microbrute and Roland JX-03 - using an Edirol 25 midi controller with it.

There any cheap cases that can hold all that? How do you transport your synth rigs around?

[frodog]

[fever606]

@frodog

Back when I did this on the regular, all of the small stuff was stuck down (with DuoLock) to a bit of plywood that was cut to fit inside a standard 61-key SKB keyboard case. Think of it like a large pedalboard!

Knew a couple of guys that used DJ coffins in a similar fashion, though you could probably also get by with a Pelican roller and some eggcrate foam between the keyboards...

[K2000]

Audiopile sells cases at various sizes.

http://www.audiopile.net

I think Rogue sells various size pedalboard cases too, if you wanna go the budget route (Audiopile will have more sizes).

Or look for "Road Case" on CraigsList, or pre-owned on Ebay.

[Faldoe]

@frodog

Back when I did this on the regular, all of the small stuff was stuck down (with DuoLock) to a bit of plywood that was cut to fit inside a standard 61-key SKB keyboard case. Think of it like a large pedalboard!

Knew a couple of guys that used DJ coffins in a similar fashion, though you could probably also get by with a Pelican roller and some eggcrate foam between the keyboards...

Yeah, I was basically looking at it like a large pedalboard and would like something with a removable lid much like a pedalboard. I was thinking of velcro or maybe just making the lid heavy with foam so it sandwiches the gear in the case.

[JonnyAngle]

http://www.rondomusic.com/product8525.html

you're not going to fins anything cheaper than this^

Hope the sizing will work for you

[Faldoe]

http://www.rondomusic.com/product8525.html

you're not going to fins anything cheaper than this^

Hope the sizing will work for you

Nice. I think that would work out well.

[Mudfuzz]

Roadcases https://www.roadcasesusa.com/?&atrkid=V ... fgodrq0FHw makes good stuff, they are nice and easy to work with and their prices are good, I have had 3 custom pedalboard cases and 2 rack cases made by them