#140 – Pro Audio Pelican Unpack – What’s in YOUR Audio Kit with Marty – Viewer Submitted Series

next stop London!

We’re back with one of my favorite series and a fresh viewer submitted episode of ‘What’s in YOUR Bag‘. This video comes all the way from the United Kingdom where Marty works as a house technician. With a venue capacity of 400, he’s got tools on hand to handle multiple roles in his daily work and perform maintenance on the fly as needed. Marty keeps an impressivley tidy Pelican case, or Peli as they are branded to European countries. He shows us his organization method he uses, with simple action camera cases he found online that fit perfectly with the Pelican 1510.

You’ll find all of the items he talks about listed below and where applicable, those are affiliate links. One that is not an affiliate link is the Leatherman holder from Skinth Solutions, which looks like an awesome alternative to the stock holders that wear out so quick. Another item that gets mentioned a LOT in audio kit discussions is adaptors. If anyone has a link to a basic set that you like to recommend for folks let us know. Currently I suggest the options on Markertek & find one that fits the budget. The best advice for building any kit like this is to buy things as you need them and over the years you will have a collection that is unique to you and your skill set. These videos are not to suggest everyone should run out and buy the same stuff.

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Petzl Headlamps

Skinth Solutions Leatherman Holders

Leatherman Wave

Maglite

Palmer Cable tester

Hakko FX901

Sharpies!!

SM58 – Switched or Not

Audio Technica ATH-M50x

Table Mic Stands (These are the ones I use)

Action Camera Cases

Pelican 1510

Pelican 1535 Air Equivalant 

Focusrite 2i2

Behringer Measurement Mic

TpLink Nano Router

Palmer PDi-09 Guitar Cab Di

Transpore Med Tape

Moon Gel

Shure SE215 In Ear Monitors

Proper 6″ Cresent Wrench

Wera Hex Keys

Wera portable tools

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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!