Padded Bag for Cups

[Frank Starsinic]

How to keep your cups safe and sound:





My cups now ride safer to every gig. $29.

[Frank Starsinic]

First batch was all sold out.
Second batch was just completed.

Inside is now in purple instead of blue.
Otherwise the same.

Still $29.


Frank

[Curtis Kam]

Looks great, Frank. But you know, now that you mention carrying cases for cups, I'll bet you could produce a great hard leather case like the one Mike Skinner used to use. It was from a travelling bar set, and essentially a large leather cylinder with a hinged door that went the length of the case.

You can see this in action if you have the Geno Munari Skinner tapes. It's a safe and elegant way to carry the cups, and it will provide a bit more protection when travelling than the bag in the photo above.

And it can have a place to carry a wand (assuming the wand comes apart) and the case can even double as a servante if you're really clever.

(BTW, your cups will be safer if you don't leave them on the floor.)

[Paul Green]

I really like Frank's work.

Here is an alternative for those looking for a protective case for your cups. Go to a good camera store and look at lens cases. The kind that are used for SLR lenses are just the ticket!

Regards,

Paul Green

[Frank Starsinic]

Yes, I think the camera case is a very good idea.
Actually I got rid of one and switched to the bag because only because it is more compact.
I just didn't want to dedicate that much room in my case for the Nikon Lens Case any longer.

By the way, the Nikon case was only $15 used so if you like the idea they're great.