Smooth Operator

Amazing follow cart, excellent work. Michael - what are these boom clamps??

"Half-jacking" is a dangerous game. I'd suggest 8 standard insert cables. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/IPBQ2Q10

I never heard of HRPC, I'll check it out!

I'm looking at getting a Zarges K470 as utility case. It seems to fit the bill in terms of dimensions (25.6 x 18.9 x 18.9) and has practical foam dividers, I'd like to have a spot for each boom mic in the blimp in an upright position, spare dinkum arms, tools and so on. That being said I don't have a Zarges dealer anywhere close by and can't check it out before buying. Any other options besides Pelican and Nanuk that should be considered?

Genial. Lot's of great solutions, thank guys - I appreciate all the input! The Lowepro Slider 20 seems perfect for the job...trying to find it in Canada now... It has a magnetic latch, correct? Are you worried about that at all? I usually try to stay away from magnets...

That's it - if it's not convenient it won't get used. The comtek P-1's are great but hard to source and expensive at $35CAD each (I need 12...)

I'm using EK300G3's as IFB/Comtek alternative and I'm looking for a pouch to use as protection. I've tried a bunch of small camera bags but they all lack a proper belt clip and they are slightly on the bulky side. In the previous threads on this topic someone mentioned small carabiners on the camera pouches...but a belt clip (like the Comtek P-1's have) would still be better I think. Has anyone found the holy grail of G3 pouches???

Clever. Thanks for sharing!

A gooseneck talkback mic is on my list of future upgrades. Is it a noticeable-enough improvement?

I wonder if it has been used as a cart mixer...I wonder how it would hold up in humidity and massive temperature changes...

Excellent solution. Did you make a number of the same design - or do you have to switch up the look for different characters?

How heavy is the whole rig? I use a Pelican 1630 wich can house everything and works as a stand for my bag...but it gets heavy...

Excellent work. I love the dorrough meters with the sonosax...