jrm
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Hi all,
My Westone Es3's are in getting ready for a recase. I noticed a fracture in the monitor and the sentence has been handed out by the techs at Westone... time to get them recased. I'm thinking I need a stronger case to keep them in while traveling. Westone supplied me with a wonderful pelican case when i first bought them, but that puppy is really big and can take up a lot of precious real estate when traveling light. Can anyone help me find the smallest/best pelican (or pelican type) case out there? I just need it to hold up a pair of coiled IEM's. When traveling I don't take the cleaning tools or dessicant that live in my main storage case.
I'd been using a generic Shure IEM case for travel, but I'm thinking it might be time to move to something more substantial. I don't know if it was a "case failure" that lead to the crack, but I'm determined to take out as many variables as possible after these get fixed.
On another note, are there folks here that use a pelican case to house their entire portable rig (ipod, amp, and IEM's)? I bet that could be a nice compact solution.... just wondering.
Thanks for any direction!
-jon
My Westone Es3's are in getting ready for a recase. I noticed a fracture in the monitor and the sentence has been handed out by the techs at Westone... time to get them recased. I'm thinking I need a stronger case to keep them in while traveling. Westone supplied me with a wonderful pelican case when i first bought them, but that puppy is really big and can take up a lot of precious real estate when traveling light. Can anyone help me find the smallest/best pelican (or pelican type) case out there? I just need it to hold up a pair of coiled IEM's. When traveling I don't take the cleaning tools or dessicant that live in my main storage case.
I'd been using a generic Shure IEM case for travel, but I'm thinking it might be time to move to something more substantial. I don't know if it was a "case failure" that lead to the crack, but I'm determined to take out as many variables as possible after these get fixed.
On another note, are there folks here that use a pelican case to house their entire portable rig (ipod, amp, and IEM's)? I bet that could be a nice compact solution.... just wondering.
Thanks for any direction!
-jon