Gator Cases Lightweight Carrying Case for In-Ear Monitoring Systems; (G-IN EAR SYSTEM)

I use this bag for my Sennheiser EW 300 system. Like most Gator products, this is a quality case. It's well-padded and protective. The zippers, clasps, stitching and hardware are all good quality. The front-opening design is very convenient. There are three pouches in the back flap of the unit. I put my earbuds in the smaller zippered pouch, extra batteries in the mesh pouch, and the wireless receiver in the larger pouch. The fit is a little tight but works well. I leave the power connected to the wireless transmittter when I fold everything up. When I'm setting up for a gig, I just open it all up, grab the receiver, earbuds and batteries, fold the flaps under the unit and plug everything in.There are only a couple cons worth noting. One, it's smaller than I expected, so the fit is tight. There's not really enough room for extra cables, etc. You could stuff them in there if you really wanted, but it's not ideal. Second, it would be nice if the wireless unit could actually be secured inside the case. It's a snug fit, but it can still easily slide in and out. I may try attaching a little Velcro to keep it secure.All in all, this is a great solution for carrying and storing your wireless ears.

I wanted a smaller package than full 19" rack. These cases are the bomb. They fully protect the gear and have room for all the accessories like the power supply. No tools required. I picked these up for a specific show we do every year and they solved all the issues. They are well made and perfect for the application.

Everything fits perfectly and securely. You'll need to really protect antennas for both the transmitter and the receiver. There are extra wedges to lock in the transmitter, and the zippers all offer opening quickly and functionality. There's a lot of thought that went into the design, and there are extra bags for whatever. I put a power extension cord in mine.

Gator is one of my favorite case companies. This one did not disappoint.It holds everything I need for my ear monitors. It's compact and easy to set up. It feels well made and durable.When I brought this case to the gig after I bought it another band member liked it so much he went out next day and ordered one for himself.

Great case. Would give it 4.5 stars if I could since I'm only dinging it for it being kind of a tight fit for everything. It fits my Shure PSM300 but I have to sorta jam all the wiring into it. It fits, it just doesn't feel quite as elegant as it could be. The case certainly seems sturdy and is recommended.

Exactly what I needed! I own a Sennheiser EW300 G3 IEM system and needed a case. This worked out perfectly for my gigs. Material is top notch. I can even keep an extra pair of IEM earphones between the flap that opens up on top of of the transmitter (not the faceplate). Highly recommended for any musician who does a lot of gigging and wants a lightweight protective case for your wireless system.

Gator knocked it out of the park with this case. Very efficient and fits everything nicely. I use the Audio Technica M2 system and this is the perfect case for it.

My goals were to minimize the size and setup time for my Shure PSM300 system while protecting it for travel.Other reviews made me a little concerned about being able to make everything fit, but I found a pleasant surprise: the power transformer fits under the P3T transmitter perfectly so that it is level and the face flush with the front of the case. This leaves enough space for a short audio adapter cable (XLRF-TRS) in addition to the P3RA receiver, IEM's, and extra batteries (in pockets).In short: very satisfied!