Designed to hold a 13 x 9" tom, this Gator ICON Tom Bag provides the functionality of a hard-shell case with the versatility of a lightweight bag, making it simple to get drums in and out quickly. A sloping zipper design allows for easy access, and ultra-thick padding provides superior protection while maintaining its shape to save time during setup and teardown. The bag has a durable, weather-resistant, 1000D nylon exterior and a plush micro-velvet interior.

Holds 13 x 9" Tom Drum    Easy Access Sloping Zipper Design    Weather-Resistant 1000D Nylon Exterior    Ultra-Thick Padding

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the recommended maximum fill weight for the provided sandbag?

A: 15lbs.

Q: 2. What maximum counterweight is recommended for this (420csu) boom stand?

A: The maximum counterweight you can use depends on the weight of the light being used on it.

Q: 3. Does this take a 22mm or 25mm locking casters?

A: The legs use casters that are 22mm.

Q: 4. Would 2 or 3 of these fit inside a Manfrotto LBAG110 bag? Thanks!

A: Unfortunately, the Manfrotto LBAG110 Quick Stack Light Stand Bag, (Large) is too short to fit 2 or 3 of the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black), but you can get three in this Phottix PH92518 Gear Bag (47", Black), B&H # PH92518. https://bhpho.to/3HDJPSs

Q: 5. I'm recording martial arts instruction. At times the instructor is standing and at other times laying on the floor. It is very dynamic so it can shift quite quickly. Would you suggest using this boom stand with an NTG3?My fear is that it would sound good when the instructor is standing, but when they lay down, I lose significant volume. Any suggestions?

A: You will definitely lose sound quality when the instructor gets low. First option would be a wireless mic xmitter strapped to the instructor with the mic taped securely to his clothing. Next option would be a boom operator to move with the instructor. If none of those options are available can you shoot the instructor in sequences and reposition the mic for each shot?

Q: 6. Can I use this as a light stand for my aputure 120d ii + light dome ii?

A: This is not suitable for booming a 120d and dome.

Q: 7. how well would the boom work with a Profoto b10 plus with a 1x3 rfi strip box?

A: It will work well

Q: 8. What is the maximum load if used only as a stand without the boom arm?

A: Here is the payload load capacity for the Manfrotto Combi-Boom Stand with Sand Bag (13') 26.4 lb / 12 kg, with Boom Arm in Vertical Position 11 lb / 5 kg, with Boom Arm at Maximum Extension

Q: 9. Does this come with the necessary connections to attach a speed light and umbrella, or will I need to buy additional adaptors?

A: You will need to purchase an umbrella adaptor and cold shoe accessory mount.These are the ones I use for speed lights: a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/546375-REG/Manfrotto_026_026_Swivel_Umbrella_Adapter.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/546375-REG/Manfrotto_026_026_Swivel_Umbrella_Adapter.html/aa href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/743059-REG/Vello_CS_WN_Universal_Accessory_Shoe_Mount.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/743059-REG/Vello_CS_WN_Universal_Accessory_Shoe_Mount.html/a

Q: 10. This boom pole is strong enough to hold Godox AD400?

A: Yes it is strong enough , make sure u use a counter weight