How do people here store their lav cords?

[photonashville]

Well I got mine from Trew for free when I bought a lav. Don't worry about Tai audio and go elsewhere. Easiest solution.

 

[mikkowilson]

I simply neatly coil the lav coil and place it into my run bag alongside the transmitter (still plugged in) so I just pull it out and I'm set to go. Fast to setup and fast to pack away while prepping/wrapping an interview subject.

But I shoot mostly news; so it's a whole different game; we don't have time or space for extra containers. But we are traditionally hard on gear anyway.



Great topic!

- Mikko

 

[Rippie]

What kind of business model justifies manually sending out "quotes" for $5 accessories? *also shaking my head*

Probably the kind that actually deal with customers on the phone and email?
I guess not every company is a click and shop type place.

All I can say is I deal with Kevin Ward at TAI and have always
been happy with the service they give and also the price.

As the poster above me said, easist solution shop elsewhere if you don't like to call or email a vendor.

 

[Brickhouse Media]

I use the little food storage pods made by GLAD. Two for a buck.

 

[manglerBMX]

i use the $4 containers

 

[Chadfish]

My Sanken COS11D & Rode Lavs come with sweet cases. The Rode case is even water proof.