The Gator Drum Hardware Protechtor Bag is an efficient, handy and safe way to carry, store or transport your drum "stuff". Stands and mounts need to be protected as much as the actual drums themselves and for obvious reasons. After all, it's the stands that hold up the kit so why do they deserve less care than the drums? 

This soft bag is constructed of heavy-duty, water-resistant 600-Denier nylon. The interior is fur-lined and features 10mm (about 1/2") of padding. Rugged #10 zippers with easy sliders provide rapid access to the contents. And, there are two very strong carry straps as well as one wide shoulder strap. The bag is also outfitted with a convenient zippered accessory pocket on the outside end that will hold a number of small items like set lists, a PDA, cell phone or IPod. At a reasonable price, this bag is a "must have" for anyone who wants to keep their drum accessories safe and secure from both the rigors of travel and the chaos of backstage.

For any musician, protecting your instrument is critical - and if you've ever played in a band, you know that roadies and car trunks can be rough on gear. Loading and unloading under various climatic conditions puts your gear through stress - rain, wind and snow. However, when it's time to play, you want to know that your gear has made it to the gig in one piece and is ready to go. Gator Drum Hardware Bags are made with the needs of the musician in mind.

Durable 600-Denier Nylon Construction    Synthetic Fur-Lined Interior    10mm Padding for Cushioning    Reinforced Carry Handles    Heavy-Duty #10 Zippers w/Smooth Sliders    Lifetime Warranty

All-in-one heavy-duty "duffel" style bag for drum stands, mounts and cables

Two reinforced carry handles are designed to handle the weight

Fur-lining used to eliminate the possibility of marring the equipment

The Denier rating refers to the number of times the fabric is twisted within one inch. Higher ratings produce a stronger but rougher material

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Recording externally, will features be the same as when doing internally (apart video being uncompressed)? it's been noted that stuff like focus peaking becomes sharper once you hit record, BUT the HDMI output shuts off WHEN recording in-camera. Perhaps in other words, are quality and features the same in video standby as when recording?

A: Well, i do not have an external recorder, so i can't tell about the functions, as peaking, but, as far as i know, the G7 can only record externally OR internally, so trying to record internally will turn the HDMI off, and while you are recording externally, the camera display goes off. But the video quality is better in the HDMI output, as it is recorded in low compression formats, such as ProRes, which, perhaps its bigger file sizes, uses less power to be processed by the computer and react nicer to effects. And the external recorders usually has their own peaking's and all those stuff, and can go through the camera 29m recording limit, so, if you can afford it, is the better option.

Q: 2. Pal mode available?

A: Yes, the G7 has NTSC and PAL.

Q: 3. Is the 8-bit 4:2:2 HDMI out 4K or only 1080P? I have the feeling it's not 4K, can somebody confirm that?

A: This is a 4k capable camera.

Q: 4. The silver version looks more like 'graphite' in the photos. Is that the true color?

A: I would say it is a dark silver or graphite. Here is a YouTube unboxing and you can be the judge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyxpQrDFXjE

Q: 5. Can i attach a mono plug-in power external microphone? (Rode videomic compact)

A: Yeah. It should work. I connect a Rode VideoMic Rycote Lyre Suspension. Works as it should.

Q: 6. Which 14-140mm lens does this include? V I or v II. Or lens model number

A: V1

Q: 7. Under the heading In The Box it states that the lens that comes with the silver camera also has a silver finish, but all the pictures of the combination show a black lens. What does it actually come with?

A: The 14-42mm is black. The only silver lens is the longer 45-150. I purchased the kit with both lenses. Im glad I got the silver it still looks great with the black lens. Hope this helps.

Q: 8. If you have reached the 29 Minutes 59 Seconds record limit and still has power and memory will it just keep recording to a new file?

A: No. After thirty minutes, the camera will automatically stop recording. However, you can just start recording right after. The camera will make a new file when the current file hits 4GB which is the file size limit for the SD Card File System that the camera uses. (Fat32) So say you are recording in 4k, 5 or so minutes of recording will create a 4GB file. The camera will keep recording but just split it into multiple files. The only times the camera will stop recording is if the 30 min limit is reached or if the camera runs out of memory or battery.

Q: 9. Does it have time-lapse built in or an interval mode for still?

A: According to the specifications on Panasonics site, the DMC-G7 will have an internal time lapse option.

Q: 10. I am from Nigeria. I want to know if G7 can be used in Nigeria since it is NTSC?

A: You can use it all you want and play it on your computer or post online. However, you cannot play the video on a PAL TV set unless that TV is multi format.