Bag recommendation for Senn Evo G2 100 wireless? at DVinfo.net

Doug Clarke · April 11th, 2005, 12:41 PM

Hey,

I just got my senn G2 evo 100 wireless mic kit, but now need a good compact bag/case for it. Anybody find anything that suits the kit? Thanks!

Jonathan Jones · April 14th, 2005, 09:34 AM

I had an old (but nice) soft, suitcase style laptop case that I am now using to tote that kit around. It was a pretty small old laptop and the case is also pretty small. I liked the support offered by the styrofoam in the Senn box but I had to cut it down to size a little to fit in the bag - bit it works well, is secure and as the kit left a lot of extra room in the styro, and had space to put a couple of extra mics. I liked the way that the styro holds the transmitter and receiver in place as well as accomodates the hand-held transmitter.

As a benefit, the laptop case has all the extra pockets in which I store the rest of my audio gear - extra cables and adapters, minidisc recorder, extra batteries, etc. It works well for me and has the added bonus of knowing that as long as I keep it properly packed, I just have to grab the one bag and I know that I am set for my audio work out in the field.

(I have lots more audio gear in the office that so far I haven't had to take out in the field, but use in the editing station, so if I ever have to take it out with me, it would require a different transport setup - but so far, with what I do, the little laptop bag is perfect for 'grab 'n go'.)

Daniel Sherman · April 14th, 2005, 03:14 PM

Use an old 35 mm camera bag.
Works great.
Even a pouch for fresh batteries.

Jonathan Jones · April 14th, 2005, 07:03 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by Daniel Sherman :
Use an old 35 mm camera bag.
Works great.
Even a pouch for fresh batteries. -->>>

That is an excellent idea.
-J.

April 11th, 2005, 12:41 PM	#1
Doug Clarke New Boot Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 17	Bag recommendation for Senn Evo G2 100 wireless? Hey, I just got my senn G2 evo 100 wireless mic kit, but now need a good compact bag/case for it. Anybody find anything that suits the kit? Thanks!

April 14th, 2005, 03:14 PM	#3
Daniel Sherman New Boot Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 10	Use an old 35 mm camera bag. Works great. Even a pouch for fresh batteries. __________________ Daniel

April 14th, 2005, 09:34 AM	#2
Jonathan Jones Trustee Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Healdsburg, California Posts: 1,138	I had an old (but nice) soft, suitcase style laptop case that I am now using to tote that kit around. It was a pretty small old laptop and the case is also pretty small. I liked the support offered by the styrofoam in the Senn box but I had to cut it down to size a little to fit in the bag - bit it works well, is secure and as the kit left a lot of extra room in the styro, and had space to put a couple of extra mics. I liked the way that the styro holds the transmitter and receiver in place as well as accomodates the hand-held transmitter. As a benefit, the laptop case has all the extra pockets in which I store the rest of my audio gear - extra cables and adapters, minidisc recorder, extra batteries, etc. It works well for me and has the added bonus of knowing that as long as I keep it properly packed, I just have to grab the one bag and I know that I am set for my audio work out in the field. (I have lots more audio gear in the office that so far I haven't had to take out in the field, but use in the editing station, so if I ever have to take it out with me, it would require a different transport setup - but so far, with what I do, the little laptop bag is perfect for 'grab 'n go'.)

April 14th, 2005, 07:03 PM	#4
Jonathan Jones Trustee Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Healdsburg, California Posts: 1,138	<<<-- Originally posted by Daniel Sherman : Use an old 35 mm camera bag. Works great. Even a pouch for fresh batteries. -->>> That is an excellent idea. -J.