Gig bags for things that aren't guitars?

rico

I'm accruing lots of things since being involved with a band again and I have run out of space for them. 

What is the best bet for a decent (possibly padded?) gig bag that I can chuck various cables, mics, pedals, pocket recorder, ear plugs, gaffer tape etc in?

The pedaltrain case on its own would be perfect but not sure if they be bought separately?

Cheers!

Flink_Poyd

My spidey sense is tingling

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ICBM

Unless you're carrying something like mic stands, a cheap rucksack with loads of pockets is probably better.

It's also easier to carry at the same time as other stuff.

Ravenous

For cables, just a rucksack as ICBM said.

If you're particularly worried about the mics, pedals etc then maybe you can trawl around for used camera bags and so on. A lot of these have decent padding, and the less fancy brands are reasonably cheap when used.

Danny1969

An old laptop bag works well, plenty of room for coiled cables and loads of little pockets for strings and tools. In the better laptop bags there are seperators designed for paperwork. I learned if you put each cable in it's own compartment it's impossible for them to tange

Cabicular

Camera rucksacks are also good
i have a big rolling Rucksack for cables and a camera bag for mics iPads and a couple of guitar stands

octatonic

I use an army surplus canvas bag.

Jack_

80's briefcase if you wanna look cool.

Sassafras

I used to use one of those messenger bags. Quite a few pockets and dividers to stop everything getting bashed about.

jpttaylor

I bought a Gator soft case for my Korg Minilogue synth and for £25 I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was.

Sassafras