Oh baby one trip in & out ....I always travel light.....
and when it's a bigger gig I add a second powered speaker underneath, 2 stands on top no problem for the R&R!

"Don't Leave Home With Out It"

Rock n roller cart L10 best thing I have baught in a long time I stand behind this cart all the way.

I'm still using the old red and gray R&R cart ...
Ciao,
Jerry

I have seen Gary D. use his. It is slick and easy.

Jerry I have a R10 red one also.....

Great pictures of your "roll in one trip" pictures. I used to carry so much stuff... not anymore. If I'm only getting paid $125 for a 45 minute show/program, the quicker in and out of the gig the better!!

Dnj... thanks for the keyboard stand option to bungee in the upright position. The Motif ES7 takes the majority of the space... BUT if I upgrade to a Roland BK-9, I'll save space and weight. I can still use my tracks from the Motif as WAV files on the BK-9.

I use the Ultimate Support IQ-2000 as my keyboard stand of choice. It has the memory lock just like the IQ-3000 that you have pictured. About 5 years ago, I added the On-Stage KSA7575 to my IQ-2000 to eliminate carrying a mic boom stand. Works like a champ.

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/B...CFc6j4AodlAEAbA

I had my reservations because of the possibility of transferring the "Boom-Boom" effect through the mic when attached to the stand. I do a low cut on the EQ on my mixer and I haven't had any issues.

Best $15 bucks I spent to save time and carrying an extra boom stand. I pack a plug in headset mic (Roland DR-HS5) as my back up... no boom needed.

http://www.rolandus.com/products/details/989

Shuey, For a 45 minute to one hour shows, I most times use tracks (midi files/Midjay Plus) so I am able to use a strap on - Yamaha KX5 or midi accordion ... no need for stands and much easier to transport ...
Ciao,
Jerry

Jerry T...

I'm primarily a singer... then programmer... then a chord player. The smallest I can get is this...

Shure Beta 58a
XLR cable
Sonar VS-100 to use as a track player and a mixer
TRS 1/4" to XLR cable
Powered speaker (RCF-310a)
Extension cable with 2 plugs

Then it's 2 hands to carry stuff in and 5 minutes to set up. No keyboard, just my voice.

Jerry, you've seen my setup, and like Johnathan I'm primarily a singer/player, I rarely use midi files, and only use MP3s for breaks, if and when I take them.

What is on my cart is what I use for 99 percent of my jobs, but there are times when there is an additional Bose L1 Compact on the bottom. Even with that load I still have some room to spare. The R-10 extends to 52 inches, which is usually more than enough for most arranger keyboards of 76-keys or less. Of course, if you have an unusually long case, then all bets are off.

Cheers,

Gary

if you are looking for A BK 9 I am going to sell Mine if you are interested send me a private message .