Yes - it's another case question - for major world touring

http://www.flightcasewarehouse.co.uk

I know they are in the UK. But get in touch with these guys. They will literally build exactly what you want to your own specifications.

I took delivery of my custom build case (see attachments) and couldn't be happier. Easy for them to build something for rack version. Really nice guys too and as far as price..... very reasonable indeed.

Hope that helps?

Mat

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My plan is to perhaps have a touch sensitive overdrive that I use in front of the Kemper in the rack.And I'll need a synth bass pedal for this tour that I plan on building into a performance slot in the effects loop.
But otherwise, part of the appeal is to NOT have anything else but the Kemper, and nothing but the remote on the ground.

OK, that makes sense. I guess its just down to the size of the flight case with the Kemper in it - there are a few on the forum I've seen with the remote in the flight case. One easy way is to strap it down using re-uaseable cable ties, will definitely not rattle around. You just need to find a place to secure as it would be more secure than velcro.

I "made" a shelf myself to mount a power lead that I strapped to it. You could use a similar principle..

Quote from mat2806

http://www.flightcasewarehouse.co.uk

I know they are in the UK. But get in touch with these guys. They will literally build exactly what you want to your own specifications.

I took delivery of my custom build case (see attachments) and couldn't be happier. Easy for them to build something for rack version. Really nice guys too and as far as price..... very reasonable indeed.

Hope that helps?

Mat

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I know you don;t want another case but if you do, I can also vouch for these, had a few myself...along with Swanflight cases ( which I have my remote and expression pedals mounted..

Actually, why go for a flightcase at all?

Pelican has some oversize cases that will fit the rack Kemper, Remote, pedals, cables et al.

I dare say it'll be safe as any solution out there.

Quote from wwittman

My plan is to perhaps have a touch sensitive overdrive that I use in front of the Kemper in the rack.
And I'll need a synth bass pedal for this tour that I plan on building into a performance slot in the effects loop.
But otherwise, part of the appeal is to NOT have anything else but the Kemper, and nothing but the remote on the ground.

That makes sense. Since I own the Kemper there are only fuzz boxes, overdrives and one octaver on my pedalboard.
If you find your transport solution, please let us know what it is:)

I don't mind sharing that mine cost £250 I think including postage.

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I'll post pictures, if people are interested, when it arrives.

Would like to see it, for sure!

Congrats!
And for me it´s crazy, that Thomann is the first choice for somebody who is located in the US. In positive way:)

In Addition to the rack case, I would highly recommend to add a custom made IO board / patchbay in the backside of the rack so the stage hands won't ever connect/disconnect cables right on the Profiler!!! Apart from the obvious audio outputs (maybe offer both, XLR and TRS for convenience) you should add a power socket and most importantly an Ethercon socket (and network cable with Ethercon on both sides to the Remote).
Can't stress enough how important strain-relief is and how bad the idea is to rely on the fiddly plastic RJ45 connector and cable of the Profiler and the Remote.