Mic stand caddy

[Glenn Adams]

A few years ago I was raking my yard and it hit me. I find it works great. I've had all kinds of cases and job boxes over the years and they all had issues. Mainly the box weighed more than the contents and together it was insane to move by yourself. It is a compact way to store, move, and maintain mic stands. Even cheap stands last longer in it.

 

[Tim McCulloch]

Glad to see you didn't forget the putter!

 

[Chris Tsanjoures]

Nice! truck pack friendly?

 

[Ben Lawrence]

I think I will stick to bags. That thing looks super awkward to load in and out of a van.

 

[Glenn Adams]

It is an odd shape to pack. I strap it to the wall at the back. So far no issues, and I've been using it for a couple years. My trailer has a tailgate ramp so no lifting is needed. 2 Guys can get it onto a stage, one on the top and one on the ground with bit of a grunt.

 

[Glenn Adams]

Glad to see you didn't forget the putter!

I pack a 9 iron too and some whiffle golf balls but the bass player was using it at the time.

 

[Kevin Graf]

Put a 1 iron in the bag for thunderstorm protection.~~:smile:

 

[Kevin Graf]

Why a Number 1 Iron golf club for lightning protection?


Because not even God can hit a No.1 Iron.

 

[Malcolm Brown]

Simple plywood box, 12 tubes of thin wall irrigation pvc. Hand truck up and down the ramp... Been in use a couple of years
now. Needlss to sy this was a construction shot...

 

[Dave Pluke]

Could make one heckuva spud gun !

Dave