To come back to earlier remarks about transporting a SASS, I find it not
too bad - at least the foam DIY variant I have based off Vicki's very
helpful site. Perhaps my version has turned out a bit smaller than what
they usually are but it's still fairly bulky. Yet I can fit it easily into
a hand luggage-compatible backpack together with my Double MS setup (using
a Cinela system), plus a bunch of mics, hard drives, headphones, cables and
laptop.
The key is however that my backpack opens up like a suitcase, eg all the
way along the top, side and bottom.
It's a bit of Tetris but it allows me to bring my most valued recording
rigs everywhere with me, including any air travel.
For me personally, the farther I travel, the less I want to only take a
tiny / lightweight but ultimately compromising (from a quality POV) rig
with me, because I might never go back to that place again.
Here's a picture for whoever is interested
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CxEvc70XEAAX8EB.jpg:large
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> Both are in the same track. SASS is first, and the two alternate every te=
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> The wind finally let up, but now it's raining. I'm still hoping to do a
> tree ears comparison before I go back to work later this week, but it's n=
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> looking great.
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> Tom
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