DJ Bag

but... its on my pooter, no link...

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Originally Posted by Tekki

@Steve Boyett:

Dude, you and your sweet setup must be too much for most bags, I guess? ;)

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Sony Vaio laptop & AC adapter
Quadcooler pad (http://www.acousticpc.com/evercool_s...op_cooler.html)
Uberstand
Presonus Firebox
Faderfox DJ1 controller & AC adapter
Ultrasone DJ1 Pro headphones
APC 8-socket surge protector
Mouse
Mousepad
USB gooseneck light
Hum-X ground loop eliminator
iPod & either Belkin stereo recorder or Alesis ProTrack recorder
Batteries
Cable ties
Cables: MIDI, FireWire, 1/4" to RCA, 1/8" to RCA, USB
Pens, flashlight, flyers, business cards
Mini clipboard & mail list signup sheet

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Originally Posted by steveboyett

Quadcooler pad

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fuck i want one

It's helped me survive 115-degree desert heat, but it's bulky.

haha madness

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Originally Posted by steveboyett

Sony Vaio laptop & AC adapter
[..]
Pens, flashlight, flyers, business cards
Mini clipboard & mail list signup sheet

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Wow... You really packing the complete package. Sweet!
I would probably only do laptop/soundcard/controller/headset and belonging cables.

I'm kinda overly cautious. For some reason I rarely end up with your basic club gig where everything's a known quantity. I end up out of town at a place that hasn't been able to answer any of my questions about the setup, or on a tower in the northern Nevada desert, or something. I've been to way too many gigs where I needed unexpected cable connections to a mixer, DI box, or PA; or there was only one available outlet; or it was so unbelievably hot that my laptop was definitely going to get wonky; or there was no room except vertically.

I didn't even mention the slide-on keyboard protector and rescue CDs. :)

I ordered that rolling Gator backpack case; if anyone's interested I'll give a mini review of it after I get it. For this year's Burning Man I'm going to have the case inside a bicycle trailer meant to haul kids that will be attached to my playa bike. Crazy, but nothing makes me more protective than crossing 5 miles of raw unlighted Nevada desert at 10 PM surrounded by 50,000 hallucinating techno hippies on bikes who would just say "whoah" after T-boning you and $4,000 worth of gear.

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Originally Posted by steveboyett

I'm kinda overly cautious. For some reason I rarely end up with your basic club gig where everything's a known quantity. I end up out of town at a place that hasn't been able to answer any of my questions about the setup, or on a tower in the northern Nevada desert, or something. I've been to way too many gigs where I needed unexpected cable connections to a mixer, DI box, or PA; or there was only one available outlet; or it was so unbelievably hot that my laptop was definitely going to get wonky; or there was no room except vertically.

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Yup this is a lesson i learnt from playing in bands and doing gigs at crap gigs on the "Toilet Circuit" around UK. Take everything you may need apart from the p.a.

Luckily im only doing known venues at the moment so i can leave a lot of stuff at home.

I wanna do gigs in the Nevada Desert though , that sounds awesome:)

I used to have my own PA with me all the time.

Having a wagon owns all. :D

Yeah our van was full to the roof with just the backline and of course 5 stupid musicians who actually came to blows arguing over the front seat.

Bands are stupid.