As an Amazon Associate DcSoundOp earns from qualifying purchases.
Zach’s got a lot of baggage
We’re back with another awesome viewer submitted What’s in YOUR Kit video from Zach Lawley. He’s wearing multiple hats in town and on the road & carrying multiple bags as a result. Check out how he breaks things out into different groups to make sure he always has what he needs at hand on the go. I really like how he has things broken out into an everyday carry bag that can go everywhere, a pelican case for tools and gig related hardware and a third bag with personal and comfort items.
I’ve talked a lot in previous videos about how I like to break up my gear into smaller bags that I can grab and take just what need for each gig. Simple things like organizing hand tools, adapters and expendables into logical groups based on how YOU use them can be a real time saver. Recently packing for a trip, I had everything rounded up and ready to go so quick I was worried for a few days while traveling that I had surely forgot something.
Say hi to Zach on social media at @audiobyzach or check him out on YouTube if you’re interested at all in drumming.
Click HERE to Watch on Mobile
Links to the kit – Many of these are affiliate links & help keep the channel going by providing a small commission when you follow them to shop! Thanks for your support & for Zach’s help in filming this!
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
SoundTools Sniffer Sender
Shure PG-48 Switched
Apollo Twin Interface
eBags Slim Bag
5-11 Tactical Bags
Pelican 1510 w/ TrekPak
Dayton Audio Measurement Mic
Quick Release Mic Adapter
Livewire Direct Box
Shure 535 IEM
Shure 535 Replacement Tips
Behringer PM1 headphone amp
XLR Y Cable
RS-232 to USB Adapter Cable for Driverack
Klein Digital Multimeter
DeWalt Gyro Driver
Sperry Cat5 Tester
TriTaps
Electrical Tape
Special thanks to Lectrosonics for providing the PDR Lavalier microphone I used in this episode! Check out their new D-squared, four channel, half rack space system below!
Check out the rest of the What’s in your kit Series!
Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc, or its affiliates.
