Best bag for Edirol R44 and sennheiser wireless kits?

[bandwidth]

Hi Guys,
I'm a newbie so be gentle!

I'm looking for a good sound bag

I do a lot of field recordings for my video blog - kind of a live performance thing in Ireland (www.bandwidthsessions.com) - I use an Edirol R44 4-track and up to 4 sennheiser G2 wireless packs plugged into it - so it would be great to have access to the front of the edirol and the packs in two separate compartments

At the moment I'm just using an army kit bag that I've glued cardboard dividers into!

What would you guys recommend? I've heard Petrol is good..

Will

 

[RichT]

I use the Petrol PS607 (Sound Devices 302 sized bag) with a Sonosax SX-M32 and R-44 in each compartment, and occasionally 2 wireless receivers if I need to hire some. You can un-velcro the front although there's still a strip over some of the buttons. I find it easier to lift the recorder out when changing file names etc. There's also only 2 clips for receivers, although you can probably do something with dividers with the rest of the bag.

The pocket at the back isn't big enough for a full size NP1, but it works with the shorter Hawk-Woods batteries