I like the idea of a pelican...over a bag; I might do that -- however, a really slim case that will protect the rig from damage is what I still need. Here are the most recent photos. Also, does anyone know how to shrink those elastic wristbands? I'm not much of a do-it-yourselfer.

If anyone has any references or knows anyone in particular that could fit my needs, please PM me their names. I would really appreciate it - I don't know too many people despite my join date.

Thanks, I'll go by the local camera and see if I can find anything that'll work.

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Here's my dilemma:

I did check them out, but none of them seem compact enough for biking/hiking (dusty) while still having access to the touchscreen. The Mini Bag would be nice for the DJing supplies, but yikes, $45 for a simple case, $10 just for shipping? :\

bump, still looking for a solution. I ordered some elastic wristbands to hold the D2 and the D10 together, but I still need a bag since I'm basically a portable DJ.

Not sure what lod setup is and I took a look at the hippocases. My main concern is that it seems like it's designed for an ipod and the D2 has a touchscreen as well as being larger. If it still would fit, I'd get it...it just doesn't look like it would. I would like something that I could change...

Hey guys, I've an iBasso D10 Cobra amp (55*21*104mm), a Cowon D2 (78.0 X 55.4 X 16.6 mm) and some IE8s. I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a carrying case when I go hiking/biking? The smaller the better, but I'd also like to be able to have everything connected and playing...

Another question...how would the IE8, Shure 530s and UMX3's shortcomings fair if I used the Cowon's D2 built-in equalizer?

Quote: Originally Posted by DTKZ I would actually suggest the Audio Technica CKS70 for you, especially considering your taste in music. They combine the deep bass of the FX500 and the punch of the IE8. I wrote a comparison between them, IE8, FX500 and Turbines here. They also happen to...

Thanks for all the replies, they're very helpful. My budget for some IEMs is no more than $300-350 (used of course). I'd probably buy used from someone here if someone ends up having what I need for sale.

I prefer a sound that is pretty balanced, but I like to "feel" the bass and have the highs/mids keep up. I'm not too crazy about the wood on the 500s, but if they're really close to the IE8's then I could certainly use the money saved.

Thanks for your condolences. Why don't some people agree the JVCs compare to the IE8s?

Hey guys, My IE8's were stolen less than a week after I bought them; along with the rest of travel set up (mp3 player, amp, really nice 1/8" to 1/8" cable that I also need to replace) and am really eager to get things going again. I'm REALLY tight on cash (I live in an RV), but I like "the...