Might swap my toaster for a rack unit...

RedGuitars · Aug 14th 2015

If anyone is interested.. unpowered toaster. Only a few months old.

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Raoul23 · Aug 14th 2015

You will miss the LED's trust me I have both rack and toaster and miss the LED's on my rack one which I use live

RedGuitars · Aug 14th 2015

Thanks. Yeah I went with the toaster because of the LED's... just thought the rack might be more portable...

Raoul23 · Aug 14th 2015

Users on here have put the toaster in a rack unit

Ingolf · Aug 14th 2015

The toaster is much more versatile to transport IMO.
Choose a bag, a case, or rack it.

Eltzejupp · Aug 14th 2015

No toaster, no toast

sambrox · Aug 14th 2015

Quote from Ingolf

The toaster is much more versatile to transport IMO.
Choose a bag, a case, or rack it.

This! I own both and much prefer carting the toaster about.

RedGuitars · Aug 14th 2015

OK - guess I'll just hang. I have the Kemper bag. My dealer threw it in with the Kemper since I was also getting a couple of other larger ticket items. Thanks for the input/feedback.

fizzoftheburn · Aug 16th 2015

I have two racks and a toaster. And definitely prefer the rack unit. For single day stuff, I cart it in a Odyssey BR308 rack bag. I swear this rack bag was designed for the KPA rack. Its the perfect depth (kpa doesn't stick out, and there's isn't an excess of rack) and has a shoulder strap. The front lid/flap zips open and perfectly lays folded over on top of the rack, and the back lid/flap zips open and lays down. It makes it truly convenient for traveling with the KPA. Oh! And its carry-on size for fly dates.

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