How are you transporting your Midi controller

[flump]

I actually have a rocktron All Access, but this concerns anyone using an MFC or other similar size midi controller. I'm just using a duffel bag, but the strap broke on it today. Just wondering what everyone else is doing about carrying their MFC's or other midi controllers around to/from gigs and practice.

[cremnomania]

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I (will) have two: one for my Liquid Foot Pro + 2 expression pedals, and one for my Boomerang III and Side Car.

[Funeral]

A cheepy metal briefcase works perfectly.

[Rex]

I wrap mine in a towel and throw it in the duffel bag with the rest of my "travel" gear (stands, cables, wireless transmitter, etc.). I use a Roland FC-200.

[Roland]

A flight case. I managed to pick one up second hand on another forum. It has room for the FCB, its cables, a tin of spare picks and a pint glass. Heavy though

[aleclee]

Currently, I have my MFC and expression pedals mounted on a Pedaltrain Pro. I previously carried my MFC and two expression pedals in an POD XTL bag. MFC and 1 pedal in the main case with the second pedal in the outer pocket.

[luke]

I use to use a 3 space rack drawer, now I have a separate box for it so I can accomodate two expression pedals.

[Trainwreck1446]

Voodoo Lab GCP on a PT1 in the hardshell case made for it.

[iaresee]

I've used this for years: http://www.gatorcases.com/p/111209-38/gk-2110

Holds the All Access plus two expression pedals (turned sideways). Some cables.

Offers terrible protection and my All Access' screen shows that.

[GuitarMan86]

I have a OSP 32 inch flight case pedalboard which is great because the pedalboard is removable and has the flip up wall for hiding cables.....but, it is now overkill because all I use now is the MFC with 2 BOSS FV500 pedals. Before I had a Gsystem with different pedals etc.
Now I can fit it all in a backpack lol ....much lighter. But, I am looking for a new board and thinking of selling the OSP board. Nice well made board (they do have smaller sizes also...) but, the 32 inch is not necessary unless you also run a ton of other pedals on the floor, which I don't do anymore. I run those in my rack with a switcher.

[Roadrunner]

A very well padded with foam flight case I had custom made for me, the top cover of the case is taken off and leaving the bottom part as the pedal board itself.
Keeps everything in place, one CAT5 cable is out and that’s it.

[dpeterson]

i made a home made board with aluminum channeling, and put it inside one of these: CNB PDC-4100E Flight Pedal Case - RondoMusic.com

[jumperboy]

I use my old Line 6 X3Live carrying case. Fits MFC (or LF12+), two pedals and cables.

[henryrobinett]

The hard case that came with the pedaltrain-2

[DNW]

My MFC and two SP-1s are mounted in a pedal board case, where I also stuff my guitar and speaker cables. Turned out to be a lot heavier to lug around than I expected.

[BenLevy]

I use to use a 3 space rack drawer, now I have a separate box for it so I can accomodate two expression pedals.

I also have a three-space drawer. It's way deep and has room for MFC, two missions, and a few cables.

[boardwlk17]

A Trailer Trash flat pedalboard w/mfc & 2 cc pedals in a durable padded Red TT softcase. Im trying to go light the ata flight cases are heavy i have one.

[jtaylor14]

I remember another thread where people were talking about the Diago Showman. I think they said it fit the MFC plus two expression pedals nicely.
Here it is on Amazon:
Amazon.com: Diago Showman Pedal Board/Case, 12-16 Pedals (DIAShowman): Musical Instruments

[Reincaster]

My Liquid Foot pro fits in the Boss L6 bag for the GT6 or 8 nicely, and it's padded!

[Scott Peterson]

Mounted up on a PedalTrain Pro with 3 Mission Engineering expression pedals in the Pedaltrain soft bag.

It's on the top of the cart in this pic:



And on top of the gear in my trunk: