Module Storage
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This is why I love this forum!
(Explaining to my better half...about the FedEx box on the front door step)
"No, it's not ANOTHER amp/rig--it's going to protect my current investment! OH, and if "necessary" I guess I could use it as a backup..."
Hmmm, I may need to call Jeff tomorrow --Thanks for the idea!
(Explaining to my better half...about the FedEx box on the front door step)
"No, it's not ANOTHER amp/rig--it's going to protect my current investment! OH, and if "necessary" I guess I could use it as a backup..."
Hmmm, I may need to call Jeff tomorrow --Thanks for the idea!
When I first got into the MTS gear (and was waiting for the official Randall module case to ship), I put together my own case... Basically just a Craftsman soft-sided tool bag with some styrofoam/padding for module protection.
Doesn't hold as many as the Randall case, but works perfect for me now, since I don't have quite as many spare Egnater modules.
--B
Doesn't hold as many as the Randall case, but works perfect for me now, since I don't have quite as many spare Egnater modules.
--B
jkdsteve
Active member
Mercury25":36koyhgb said:Well, I found a solution for storing AND transporting my modules...
Is that one of those tubedepot tubecube cases? looks sweet
I've been using one of the Randall cases, unfortunately I now have enough modules to fill an M4, my RM50HB and 8 in teh case...doh!
Yeah, I bought a TubeCube for tubes (duhh!) but then I was like hmmmm, that is the perfect depth for the modules AND some spare 12AX7's.
So I ordered another one from Pelican for the modules. It's model #1300 in case you are interested...
I think (famous last words...) I have all the modules I need for now: VX, TD, SL2, EG5 and Erect, so this case should work out fine.
However, Pelican does make larger ones just in case Jeff decides to release an arsenal of new modules this year--You always need a contingency plan!
So I ordered another one from Pelican for the modules. It's model #1300 in case you are interested...
I think (famous last words...) I have all the modules I need for now: VX, TD, SL2, EG5 and Erect, so this case should work out fine.
However, Pelican does make larger ones just in case Jeff decides to release an arsenal of new modules this year--You always need a contingency plan!
aeroic
Active member
JKD":1pe9rycw said:Mercury25":1pe9rycw said:Well, I found a solution for storing AND transporting my modules...
Is that one of those tubedepot tubecube cases? looks sweet
I've been using one of the Randall cases, unfortunately I now have enough modules to fill an M4, my RM50HB and 8 in teh case...doh!
those are both killer looking cases. Unfortunately for me, I only have 6 modules. Enough modules to fill a M4 and a Mod50
.Eric
Jeff Hilligan
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Mercury25":x6p25ec9 said:
Thanks..this is great for us to use for ourselves when we go to artists studio or shows to demo modules. Thanks!
Jeff Hilligan
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What was purchase price Tim?
The TubeCube from Tube Depot was $49.95 plus shipping--but it has their logo etc. imprinted on the lid and you can't remove it.
I bought the silver one from Amazon for $51.00 and it is plain like you see.
Make sure if you buy one that you get it "with foam" --because you can order just the case without foam for less $$
This site carries the Pelican line:
http://www.casesbypelican.com/app-1300.htm
I bought the silver one from Amazon for $51.00 and it is plain like you see.
Make sure if you buy one that you get it "with foam" --because you can order just the case without foam for less $$
This site carries the Pelican line:
http://www.casesbypelican.com/app-1300.htm
