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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: china_rider on April 25, 2007, 04:22:17 AM
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Hey all... So far I have got my pelican cases already set up with the used mics I have bought. I'm in the process now of setting up a second 1060 for another pair of AKGs, I have the case and the pluck and play foam, however, there is no option to attach any cushioning to the lid. The used case I have has a less foamy more foam/cross soft plastic, wet suit type of material. It's maybe a 1/4" thick. It's grey, offers good cushioning (not near the pluck and play though), and seems in other situations it might be waterproof. I'm guessing this is something I would have to cut down to size.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Hey all... So far I have got my pelican cases already set up with the used mics I have bought. I'm in the process now of setting up a second 1060 for another pair of AKGs, I have the case and the pluck and play foam, however, there is no option to attach any cushioning to the lid. The used case I have has a less foamy more foam/cross soft plastic, wet suit type of material. It's maybe a 1/4" thick. It's grey, offers good cushioning (not near the pluck and play though), and seems in other situations it might be waterproof. I'm guessing this is something I would have to cut down to size.
Anyone have any ideas?
I simply cut a piece of foam that was already ~1/4" thick to the length of the inside of the lid. It literally sits right in there with no help from adhesive whatsoever. I guess it is kinda half-assed but it's worked like a charm for the last 1.5 years.
Here's a pic:
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a319/audioballer/Mics/ab1k_4.jpg
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I simply cut a piece of foam that was already ~1/4" thick to the length of the inside of the lid. It literally sits right in there with no help from adhesive whatsoever. I guess it is kinda half-assed but it's worked like a charm for the last 1.5 years.
that's exactly what I did.