So I needed a way to transport the Kemper and keep it safe. I'm not on the road, but I do carry my gear to local studios often. I didn't want something cumbersome like a road case that would tear up my car's interior, so I measured the Kemper and headed off to Wal-Mart. With some modifications to the zipper doors and the addition of some sonex in the bottom, I was able to create a bag where the Kemper can live and be used without removal. It's a Plano FTO Elite tackle bag. There's space on the sides where the vents are located so the KPA doesn't suffocate. You guys at Kemper may already be working on a case, but this basic design seems to fit the bill.
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Good idea fretboard. I notice you have a grounded AC cord. Did that come with the KPA? The reason I ask is mine came with a 2 prong cord.
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Interesting, very practical. I'm looking for something like that. I use my kemper at home most of the time but sometimes is necessary for me to have a bag when I want to carry my unit somewhere.
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That looks great! What modifications did you have to make to the zipper doors?
Thanks,
Brian
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Interesting, very practical. I'm looking for something like that. I use my kemper at home most of the time but sometimes is necessary for me to have a bag when I want to carry my unit somewhere.
Yeah, tackle bags aren't the cheapest thing on the market, but I wanted something well built to protect the investment. My main concern has been knocking a knob off.
That looks great! What modifications did you have to make to the zipper doors?
Thanks,
Brian
Thanks so much. There's a net than ran along the bottom of the opening as well as 2 nylon straps that kept the door from folding all the way down. I just took a razor blade and very carefully cut it all away without doing any damage to the structural stitching. Nothing too scientific, just an idiot with a razor, lol.
