GatorGM-4WR Wireless System Case

The Gator 2 Space Wireless Mic & Accessory Bag has five internal compartments, one big enough to hold two large receiver units, two for handheld microphones, and two for battery packs and/or power supplies and mic clips. On the outside it has an external compartment big enough for some short cables and other accessories, as well as a net front which Gator seems to favour, though I can never find a use for myself. The bag is well padded and comes with a sturdy strap.All this is good, and will transport receivers as big as a  LINE 6 XD V75 , which is both longer and deeper than the  Sennheiser EM 100 G3-GB Diversity Receiver  or the Line 6 XD V55. The mic holders will happily take a big handheld microphone, and the other compartments are easily big enough for power supplies in addition to battery pack/transmitter units.By comparison with the older Gator single unit Wireless Mic bag, though, this lags significantly. The old bags were designed so that you didn't have to remove the receiver from the bag to use it. Instead, you unzipped the top to allow the aerials to be set up and unzipped the rear to connect the power supply and the outputs. This was by far the most convenient way of quickly setting up a radio mic, and I had expected this bag to be like it. Instead, you will definitely have to take everything out of the bag to use it.If you weren't expecting more, this is a great bag. However, if you were, it's a bit of a let down. LINE 6 XD V75Sennheiser EM 100 G3-GB Diversity Receiver

I like the bag. I like the individual protection for the Mics but it somewhat larger than I had anticipated.... mainly due to the padding. The cable storage is a small zipped pouch on the front and wouldn't fit a decent Xlr into it but I've got some wireless mic extenders that fit and a small di box. I'm confident my Mics are protected and I will use it because of that. Quite smart and nicely made and thought out.

This bag is ideal for holding Shure SM58s and the vast number of very similar microphones you can buy. My only problem is with slightly longer microphones such as the Audio Technica MB3K that would place the zip fastner under a lot of stress assuming you could force the top down far enough to zip it shut. Clearly radio Mics won't fit, but that was expected.However, for my reserve stock of SM58s and their look alikes it is great. Fairly obviously you are not going to get four decent length microphone cables in the outside pocket, but they are useful for other things.

As a padded bag for 4 mics it's perfect, no qualms there, it does its job superbly. My gripe is about the misleading advertisement of storage pockets.These pockets are no good for say a proper 6m or 10m cable, and let's face it, if you're carrying 4 mics gig to gig, you're wanting compartments for 4 mic leads, no?Bit disappointed, not great value, sorry. I should have paid the extra and bought a flight case.

It's decent but if you have anything longer than a Shure SM58 its a slightly tight fit, my longest mic is a sennheiser which is 13cm long, but it still fits in. The pouch on the front is far too small for cables, but it's perfect size to put a few mic stand microphone clips in! The internal foam is incredibly protective and I'm happy with this item, it's very strong and well made. Will last for many years of gigging I think!!