[LiqTenExp]

semi hard case for nintendo DS
 
ipod, lod, 9v, and cables go on top, amp and headphones go on the bottom.

 

[kmhaynes]

An old Minolta pleather camera case -- Fuze and T4 charge cables go in a drawstring bag, and my HF5 goes in another drawstring bag.

 

[Hyl]

a camcorder bag for my hm-801 and the normal sm3 case

 

[Golden Monkey]

I use the EarSonics case that came with my SM3's for the IEM's + extra tips, but I use a Sleek video case from Acme Made SF for my J3 and Arrow amp.  It's pretty much perfect, in that it is low-profile, fits the hardware and my Whiplash TWag mini to mini (I opted for the awesome Oyaide right angle connectors, and they are a little bulky compared to other right angles) exactly, and has hard sides with minimal but effective padding.  The dual zips are nice too, since I can get to the buttons on either side of the player or leave a tiny opening for the cable without needing to take the player out.  The zips open all the way around, but there's fabric "hinges" on either side so the case doesn't open fully and allow the player to fall out.  Fully closed it is hardly larger than the player + amp itself, and fits easily in a front pocket.
 

 

[BizFromQC]

I have the same exact case from China on EBay. 
 
Problem for me is that I can't put both the clip+ and my IEM without squeezing the memory foam on the IEM... it's just too tight. I wish it was a bit bigger but oh well, the whole thing including shipping ran me less than 1.50$ CAN 

 
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For those of you with an Sansa Clip/Clip+, I discovered I could carry that and my IEMs (Xears TD100-II, so think "not the biggest housing, but not really small either") in a cheap EVA earphone case found on ebay here: http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130453274484&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT#ht_4442wt_907
 
Took some time to get it (ordered on Dec 18th, go it around Jan 17th, but I think it was already in the office mailbox the week prior), but you can't beat the price.
 
I can even fit the Sansa mini USB short cable in there if I really want to!
 
Don't have it with me right now to take a picture, but you can take the clip and put it in the area with netting, and roll the IEM cables and put it in the other area.  Very convenient.  There's variants with a carabiner on ebay as well.
 

 

[BrandonB]

May not be much help but I use an altoids tin that I lined with foam for my IEMs (my avitar is the cover of the tin) but my source is an Iphone 4 in an otterbox defender case. You don't really list yor source though.  TAD gear (one of the coolest stores on the planet) has a variety of pouches. They sell only top quality gear most of which is made in USA.
 
http://www.tripleaughtdesign.com/Equipment/Pouches
 
The RP1 pouch looks very promising for your application and it is foam padded 
http://www.tripleaughtdesign.com/Equipment/Pouches/RP1-Pouch
 
The GPP2 is bigger at about 6"x 6" 
http://www.tripleaughtdesign.com/Equipment/Pouches/GPP2-Pouch

 

[lebomb]

 
 
This is actually a USB drive case.........it has 6 pockets total on the inside.  I dont use the pockets..........but, my IEMS and my Sony fit perfectly.  The best part?  The case is $4 at Walmart. 

 

[Starsky5000]

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This is actually a USB drive case.........it has 6 pockets total on the inside.  I dont use the pockets..........but, my IEMS and my Sony fit perfectly.  The best part?  The case is $4 at Walmart. 

I bought this same exact case from Walmart for my Cowon D2+ & earphones just like you but finally after getting the tunebelt i use it for usb drives.
 

 

[lebomb]

 
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This is actually a USB drive case.........it has 6 pockets total on the inside.  I dont use the pockets..........but, my IEMS and my Sony fit perfectly.  The best part?  The case is $4 at Walmart. 

I bought this same exact case from Walmart for my Cowon D2+ & earphones just like you but finally after getting the tunebelt i use it for usb drives.
 

...............pretty cool and cheap find I think. 

 

[lucozade]

I USE THIS ,THE CASE THAT COMES WITH THE KLIPSCH CUSTOM 3

 

[YMark]

I use this case from Waterfield.     http://www.sfbags.com/products/ipodpouch/ipodgearpouch.htm.
 
 
 

 

[GreatDane]

I use various soft camera bags and the original soft cases. Since I've added even more to my collection that I use at work I decided to invest in some better protection for 4 DAPs, 2 IEMS, and 2 clip-ons, and the star of the show, Pico Slim.
 
I ordered the Otterbox 3500.
 

 

[Adub]

This is what i keep my clip and VBs

 
This is what i keep in my bag for cables, extra daps, extra iem, thumb drives, etc.

 

[BrandonB]

I think I actually have a semi hard case like that somewhere.  I bought it when I bought my MiniDisc player back in the day.  Hey Wait a minute! I still have a MiniDisc player somewhere! 
 
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I use the EarSonics case that came with my SM3's for the IEM's + extra tips, but I use a Sleek video case from Acme Made SF for my J3 and Arrow amp.  It's pretty much perfect, in that it is low-profile, fits the hardware and my Whiplash TWag mini to mini (I opted for the awesome Oyaide right angle connectors, and they are a little bulky compared to other right angles) exactly, and has hard sides with minimal but effective padding.  The dual zips are nice too, since I can get to the buttons on either side of the player or leave a tiny opening for the cable without needing to take the player out.  The zips open all the way around, but there's fabric "hinges" on either side so the case doesn't open fully and allow the player to fall out.  Fully closed it is hardly larger than the player + amp itself, and fits easily in a front pocket.
 

 

[RecklessFable]

I still use the case my Shure e2c came in.  I yanked out the spool for wrapping the cord around and now my Clip + fits. Not ideal since I messed up once and tore a tip, but if I'm careful it works.  I really like the semi-rigid ballistic nylon case though.  I've also used a variety of tins.