Gator InEar Monitoring Bag

I bought this being the only guy in my band on IEM's thinking it would be small, lightweight and could store my packs & leads easily.

Being a soft case, it is very soft and offers some slight protection. However I would not trust it if anything fell onto it or if this was dropped in the wrong way. For example, the back of the transmitter where the antenna is attached has no protection on the bottom of the bag when it is zipped up.

I use the Sennheiser G3 and which I think warrant the correct protection due to the cost of the transmitter/receiver. This bag has very small pockets does not sufficiently store the things I would like to keep together (power cable, body pack, IEMs, batteries etc). So bare this in mind when purchasing.

After a few shows I went for a shallow flight case and rack drawer feeling this bag is not sufficient for my needs, or to protect what I would consider valuable gear.

I was about buying the hardshell case for my IEM, but then I realized that I have quite a number of other items that belong to the IEM and I'd have to carry another small bag with it to fit its belongings.
This bag despite not being a hard-case, it still is sturdy enough so I'm quite confident in saying it's road worthy. the foaming around the receiver and the lid is quite thick and stiff. I wouldn't be much worried about accidental falls, but I wouldn't let any cars run over it.
it has a good space in the back where it accommodates my transmitter, receiver, antenna, two 1m XLR cables for connecting to the mixer, a 6m headphone extension cord (just in case I want to go wired), AC adapter, my main in-ear headphones plus a spare one (because why not), an extra pack of four AA batteries (again because why not) and a few more small items. the only downside I can think of, is that it lacks a carry handle and can be carried only by the shoulder strap. I solved it by a short visit to a nearby cobbler shop where they also repair bags, and they added a handle to it for me, and now it's simply perfect.
it sits on our IEM rack and I connect the two extension cords and the AC adapter through the back zip and I'm ready in 30 seconds.

Bought this as part of a bundle with the t.bone IEM 100 - 863 Mhz in ear monitoring system.
Have to say i was really pleased i went for it. Not only does it provide adequate protection for the receiver it also functions like a little padded rack bag for the unit. The zip fastened flap at the top unzips to give you space to attatch your antenna while the unit remains safe in the bag and also gives you access to the outputs on the back and dc input. This allows you to keep your unit safe and in pristine condition. Futhermore, on the inner part of the flap there is a storage pocket for your transmitter and for your headphones. There is a seperate case attatched via velcro to the inside of the case which holds your power supply. I find that the case gives me just enough room to store my leads as well! If you have an in ear system i would highly recommend this case.
It gives you the storage for all of your equipment while providing protection to your unit and a soft rack case all in one.
Good work Gator!

This bag from Gator Cases is the best choice when you need something slim and you travel light together with your InEar System :). My PSM 900 fit perfectly except the antenna but I've unplugged it and put it near so I'm thinking that almost all InEar systems will be hosted just fine in this bag. It is also heavy-duty padded in interior so it offers just enough protection for the system and it is large enough to put together with the transmitter the earbuds, the receiver body pack, and power supply.

I think it is the best choice for the money when you need something light for InEar System