Carrying case for the Kemper...

I'm using this one. Sturdy as can be, but a bit bulky. More a road case than a hand bag. http://www.thomann.de/de/thon_…_kemper_profiling_amp.htm

I found an unlikely KPA case

Ciao blueswede,

download the pdf from my sig. Lots of suggestions there

Hi,
I'd waited for ages for the official case, so hunted around and found that the ToughBuilt 16 inch Massive Mouth bag fits the toastrack perfectly: http://www.toughbuilt.co.uk/default.asp?p=50
Not a huge amount of extra room for cables / other equipment, but protects the unit really well.
Mark

Another option is to get a rack case and mount the Kemper to a rack shelf - drill a few holes and screw the feet through it into the toaster. If you have any other gear like a power conditioner or amp, you can throw them in the rack too.

Have a look at the Kemper Profiler Wiki wiKPA:Profiler Accessories
Feel free to update the wiKPA if you find more useful bags or cases.

I have had the official carrying case on order for months and have been told not to expect it before January, so went to a drum store today and bought a Stagg drum pedal case for the Kemper, a very good fit and only £20, well worth checking out.

I have been trying to get the official case since the middle of September and they are still back ordered in all the major stores in the U.S...... KPA is a hot commodity.

Just Google "kemper kpa bag" and you'll get a number of ideas.

Personally, I went with a DOLICA GS-350 (about $80).

If you want a hard-shell case, this looks like an economical solution: Harbor Freight Tool Case

Quote from Lokasenna

Another option is to get a rack case and mount the Kemper to a rack shelf - drill a few holes and screw the feet through it into the toaster. If you have any other gear like a power conditioner or amp, you can throw them in the rack too.

For the record: a shelf-mounted KPA-head requires 5U.

I've got mine mounted on a shelf in a shallow 6U effects-rack along with a L6 relay G90 wireless receiver. A couple home-made black-painted aluminium panels fill in the gaps on either side of the unit. I'm working on a solution to offset the KPA to one side and a custom bracket to mount my Sennheiser IEM-transmitter vertically alongside it. That will give me the ultimate compact rig for gigs where I have access to a dedicated monitor-feed that I can control myself, and thus don't need to bring my own speakers for the backline.

I'd go for the Namba bag , i've got one that i use when i fly with the Kemper , 8kg in total so i can carry it on the plane with me and it's rock solid.
For the "regular" use i've got a 6U rack , i've removed the rubber feet of the Kemper and mounted it on a rack-shelve with holes ( i bought that on amazon for 15€ , it's under "server items" ) and i've got room also for the power amp.. i found this solution more useful than the thon case because you can leave all your cables plugged already..