How Do You Carry and Display Your Gear?

[pawdiophile]

This thread is dedicated to two things:

1. How you carry your audio gear on the go – including IEMs, DAPs, cables, and accessories. Share what brands or cases you use, your packing methods, and anything that makes your portable setup more efficient or stylish.
   
   
2. How you display your gear at home – whether it's pegboards, shelves, glass cabinets, watch boxes, or custom setups. Feel free to showcase your space and inspire others with creative or functional storage ideas.

There may be similar threads, but the purpose here is to exchange ideas and recommend setups or cases to one another in a casual and helpful way.

Let's get going!



I'll start with mine:

The compartments are fully detachable. The outer shell is hard and durable, so I’m not too concerned about anything getting damaged from accidental drops. It also features four dedicated pockets for cables and an inner zip compartment for additional storage which is sufficient for me.

For $30 USD, this is a steal. Link here.

Ps. I'm considering a Van Nuys case - if you owned one, which model do you recommend?

 

[whistlebug23]

Nice! I'm curious if something like that is on Amazon. I don't yet have a particularly consistent way to carry my stuff, which usually does include a laptop or Steam Deck. My go-to for bags and such is Tom Bihn.

 

[pawdiophile]

Nice! I'm curious if something like that is on Amazon. I don't yet have a particularly consistent way to carry my stuff, which usually does include a laptop or Steam Deck. My go-to for bags and such is Tom Bihn.

I saw a couple but they were soft cases!

. My go-to for bags and such is Tom Bihn.

Backpack?

 

[Jenzbullets]

At home I store my iems in a vintage walnut box from around 1920!

On the go I use one of the larger cases like the Linsoul one to carry iem, a usb-c dongle of some sort. Normally Jcally JM6 Pro, KA15 or iBasso Nunchaku.

 

[pawdiophile]

At home I store my iems in a vintage walnut box from around 1920!

On the go I use one of the larger cases like the Linsoul one to carry iem, a usb-c dongle of some sort. Normally Jcally JM6 Pro, KA15 or iBasso Nunchaku.

Beautiful case & sick setup dude!

Thanks for sharing!

Do you have a photo or the model of the Linsoul case?

 

[Jenzbullets]

Beautiful case & sick setup dude!

Thanks for sharing!

Do you have a photo or the model of the Linsoul case?

It’s this one:
https://www.linsoul.com/products/linsoul-lc02?_pos=4&_fid=92a38bd03&_ss=c

Linsoul LC02. But it is used by many manufacturers. It also came with my TRN Jaws. I like this because it’s very tough so protects what’s inside, does fit in your pocket albeit a bit big, and importantly has space for iems, cable, small dongle and tips.

 

[pawdiophile]

It’s this one:
https://www.linsoul.com/products/linsoul-lc02?_pos=4&_fid=92a38bd03&_ss=c

Linsoul LC02. But it is used by many manufacturers. It also came with my TRN Jaws. I like this because it’s very tough so protects what’s inside, does fit in your pocket albeit a bit big, and importantly has space for iems, cable, small dongle and tips.

Does it fit thicker cables?

Would be interested to know how rest of the guys carry theirs around

 

[OrionDayz]

I’m looking for something like this. Didn’t pull the trigger because it looks overpriced for the quality.

https://a.co/d/6x5dMoQ

 

[Jenzbullets]

Does it fit thicker cables?

Would be interested to know how rest of the guys carry theirs around

Yes works well with some of my thicker iem cables like say the NiceHck MeetAlice.

 

[pawdiophile]

Another case I brought on vacation

 

[OldDude04]

I’m looking for something like this. Didn’t pull the trigger because it looks overpriced for the quality.

https://a.co/d/6x5dMoQ

I agree, the Miter cases are pricey, but they are built like tanks. I have THIS Miter case (see pics below) and it's travelled many miles, been dropped more times than I'd care to admit, and it still looks and functions great. But if the Miter case isn't in the budget, HERE is a bag from ddHiFi that might fit the bill. It's similar in capabilities but for $24 less.

 

[pawdiophile]

I agree, the Miter cases are pricey, but they are built like tanks. I have THIS Miter case (see pics below) and it's travelled many miles, been dropped more times than I'd care to admit, and it still looks and functions great. But if the Miter case isn't in the budget, HERE is a bag from ddHiFi that might fit the bill. It's similar in capabilities but for $24 less.

Gotta say - the option to elevate the DAP is awesome though

 

[OldDude04]

Gotta say - the option to elevate the DAP is awesome though

It is definitely a cool feature. I didn't think it would be something I'd use that often, but it ended up being pretty handy when I use the DAP at a table or desk.

 

[OrionDayz]

I agree, the Miter cases are pricey, but they are built like tanks. I have THIS Miter case (see pics below) and it's travelled many miles, been dropped more times than I'd care to admit, and it still looks and functions great. But if the Miter case isn't in the budget, HERE is a bag from ddHiFi that might fit the bill. It's similar in capabilities but for $24 less.

That’s good to know. The quality didn’t look so good on the pictures.

 

[wolfstar76]

I’m looking for something like this. Didn’t pull the trigger because it looks overpriced for the quality.

https://a.co/d/6x5dMoQ

I have this case but never bring it with me in my travel since it is too large.