For light transport, I use a "sewing machine trolley", similar to this picture (Mine is solid black).
They are best bought at a holiday sale - I got one around Christmas time for $30.
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if you look in the Kemper related discussions section,there was a thread the other day with pics and info about a carry bag which looked quite good.
I use the the Dolica GS-350 Camera Bag. I think it's been discontinued, but I love it. Padding is about what you'll find in an average gig bag so you cant throw it around but more than good enough to protect from any bumps loading in and out of places. It has nice sized pockets on the front and sides for extra storage in addition to to front mounted loops for securing a stand. The front pocket does't look to be as big as the KPA branded bag but I believe its taller so you can actually put some cables inside the main compartment on top of the KPA. The side pockets and main compartment all have double flaps (inner zipper and outer velcro), a very nice touch and a little extra comfort if you have to make a short run in the rain. Best of all, scored it for $69.99 from ebay which is ~$54 savings versus the KPA branded bag.
Here's a pic of the bag loaded, note the front pocket is big enough to hold a Line 6 M5 and Whammy pedal and still zip shut.
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Here's a catalog photo, I use the tripod straps to carry a fold up tripod guitar stand and mic stand.
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I racked mine on some suggestions here
That's kinda cool. Not sure if I'd need the trolly part or not though.
I don't use the wheels, either. Mine has handles on both sides - it is light enough to carry.
The Namba bag is a bit overpriced, but it has performed beautifully so far. In addition to the internal padding it has stiff outer panels that provide a bit of extra protection against snapped knobs. I can store my KPA, GR-20, VoiceLive Play and AC adapters and cables in it.
Would this work? http://www.harborfreight.com/1…inum-tool-case-69317.html
I know it says it's 5" deep, but I saw this box in person and it looks deeper than that. It has a removable divider.
If it is big enough. It looks like it has a thin later of foam inside the aluminum, so it would protect it from scratches and bumps.
It may be better to have some space for shock protection, though - I had room for an inch of foam around mine.
If it is big enough. It looks like it has a thin later of foam inside the aluminum, so it would protect it from scratches and bumps.
It may be better to have some space for shock protection, though - I had room for an inch of foam around mine.
If you watch the video, it looks like it's big enough. At the end of the video it shows completely different dimensions (7" deep). If you look at the original page, it has spec's that are showing even deeper. I have a Harbor Freight close by. I'll check it out and report back.
Hey Guys, I bought the Aluminum Case from Harbor Freight and it's perfect. The actual size is 18" X 12" X 8". When the Kemper is in the case, the top of the KPA comes to right to the edge of the case when the two lids are open. there's several inches of play on the sides and enough room from front to back to insert thinner foam. There's room to put cables on either the top or moving the KPA to one side will give you room also. I'm going to carry cables and such in a soft bag. I may just use a sheet of bubble wrap to wrap the KPA. Anyway, this will give me a lot more protection than a soft bag with foam. The Aluminum Box is very light weight and has a good handle with it. It also comes with a cheep strap to carry it on your shoulder. I got the case for a little over $32.00 out the door. I went on line and signed up for their coupons and received a 20% off coupon. They also gave me a nice 25' Tape Measure for free.LOL
Anyway, it's another option and a good one in my humble opinion. 
if you look in the Kemper related discussions section,there was a thread the other day with pics and info about a carry bag which looked quite good.
I never did find that thread. Looking for a soft case or bag though. Something with a shoulder strap that will make it easy to carry along with all my other gear when gigging.
Maybe this one?
May have found the perfect case...
I mounted mine in a "live-in case" designed for an amp head. The front and back come off and the KPA lives its whole life in the protection of the case. My connections are prewired apart from the guitar input and outputs. The cables stay connected and stow inside the back opening.
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Although I own a Kemper bag I use a simple pilot case to drag the toaster to and from rehearsal or gig (not that many 
). Contains folder with lead sheets, cable, spare strings, zoom recorder, head phones, and my Tascam Guitar trainer.
I really wonder why I've got this Kemper bag? Maybe the color, its just this incredible Kemper green! 
Display MoreI use the the Dolica GS-350 Camera Bag. I think it's been discontinued, but I love it. Padding is about what you'll find in an average gig bag so you cant throw it around but more than good enough to protect from any bumps loading in and out of places. It has nice sized pockets on the front and sides for extra storage in addition to to front mounted loops for securing a stand. The front pocket does't look to be as big as the KPA branded bag but I believe its taller so you can actually put some cables inside the main compartment on top of the KPA. The side pockets and main compartment all have double flaps (inner zipper and outer velcro), a very nice touch and a little extra comfort if you have to make a short run in the rain. Best of all, scored it for $69.99 from ebay which is ~$54 savings versus the KPA branded bag.
Here's a pic of the bag loaded, note the front pocket is big enough to hold a Line 6 M5 and Whammy pedal and still zip shut.
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Here's a catalog photo, I use the tripod straps to carry a fold up tripod guitar stand and mic stand.
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Ordered one of these and it arrived yesterday, it's a really great solution with an excellent fit. Plenty of room for storage and I really like the velcro/zipper combinations for compartments. Plus it's very stealth and non-descript, it doesn't scream "inside this bag is a Kemper, grab the shoulder strap and take off with me!"
Thanks for the suggestion Will.
