blueprintstudios
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Dealing conditions :
http://sale.blueprintstudios.org
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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=760414503990633&l=2d1d0de60e
Gatorcase Bag for sale at $50
Bought at around $100 from Yamaha years ago.Used from 2010 - 2014
I use this for my location recording mainly drums. It's very deep and spacious, lots of compartments even a namecard holder. The bag can be detached from the trolley (or you can carry it together with the trolley like a jetpack). lots of "carrying modes" from "sling" , "trolley" or "bagpack" or "handcarry". I once even used a carabiner to latch the handle to my pants and used a "tow" method. The skateboard-wheels are very sturdy. My trick is I use the top of the bag as a table to put my laptop during drums recording. I've got recording videos at http://youtube.com/blueprintsg
Problems : as you can see the 2 flaws , it's starting to get a little ripped after my last upgrade on the "LEFT" side of the bag (it'll be fine if you sew it or don't try to overload it like i did), and on the "RIGHT" side of the bag the metal buckle starts to get bent (which you can bend it back with pincers or get it replaced) cos I was pushing its weight limit of carrying 7XLR cables, 1 instrument cables, 1 headphone amp, 5 headphones, Laptop, Audio Interface, 7 drum microphones , and a power socket extension. I am 1.8+m tall who's pretty good with heavyload so don't try this if you can't support the weight haha.
oh yeah I said "upgrade" , because my Zoom R16 audio interface is 1.3kg, the new one is a 2U motherload rack of 5kg.
So all in all, the bag works fine even without any repairs just don't overload it.
Reason for selling : not willing to.but new audio interface upgrade is too fat for it.
http://sale.blueprintstudios.org
Photos :
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=760414503990633&l=2d1d0de60e
Gatorcase Bag for sale at $50
Bought at around $100 from Yamaha years ago.Used from 2010 - 2014
I use this for my location recording mainly drums. It's very deep and spacious, lots of compartments even a namecard holder. The bag can be detached from the trolley (or you can carry it together with the trolley like a jetpack). lots of "carrying modes" from "sling" , "trolley" or "bagpack" or "handcarry". I once even used a carabiner to latch the handle to my pants and used a "tow" method. The skateboard-wheels are very sturdy. My trick is I use the top of the bag as a table to put my laptop during drums recording. I've got recording videos at http://youtube.com/blueprintsg
Problems : as you can see the 2 flaws , it's starting to get a little ripped after my last upgrade on the "LEFT" side of the bag (it'll be fine if you sew it or don't try to overload it like i did), and on the "RIGHT" side of the bag the metal buckle starts to get bent (which you can bend it back with pincers or get it replaced) cos I was pushing its weight limit of carrying 7XLR cables, 1 instrument cables, 1 headphone amp, 5 headphones, Laptop, Audio Interface, 7 drum microphones , and a power socket extension. I am 1.8+m tall who's pretty good with heavyload so don't try this if you can't support the weight haha.
oh yeah I said "upgrade" , because my Zoom R16 audio interface is 1.3kg, the new one is a 2U motherload rack of 5kg.
So all in all, the bag works fine even without any repairs just don't overload it.
Reason for selling : not willing to.but new audio interface upgrade is too fat for it.
