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Cabli Gig Bag is a carrying bag sized for the Cabli cord manager, keeping loaded Cabli units together and protected in a gig bag or case rather than loose among the rest of the gear.
Somewhere for the Cabli to live that is not the bottom of the bag.
A Cabli with a cable wound inside it is a solid object roughly seven inches across. Thrown loose into a gig bag it knocks against pedals and connectors, and a player carrying several of them ends up hunting for each one separately.
This bag is sized for the Cabli so they travel together and stay protected. It is a small accessory, but it is the difference between the cable system staying organised and gradually reverting to the tangle it was meant to fix.
At a Glance
| Brand | Singular Sound |
|---|---|
| Model | Cabli Gig Bag |
| Designed for | Cabli Cord Manager |
| Use | Storage and transport |
| Dimensions | 8 x 6 x 0.2 in packed |
What Does the Cabli Gig Bag Hold?
It is sized specifically for the Cabli cord manager, so loaded Cabli units travel together and stay protected rather than knocking around loose in a gig bag.
Does It Come With a Cabli?
No. The gig bag is sold on its own. The Cabli cord manager is a separate item.
Why Would I Need One?
A Cabli with cable wound in it is a solid object that knocks against pedals and connectors in transit, and players carrying several end up hunting for each one. The bag keeps them together.
Why Singular Sound
Singular Sound started with a single idea: put a real drummer's timing and phrasing into a stompbox a solo player can operate with one foot. The original BeatBuddy was funded on Kickstarter in 2014 and the company has stayed narrow since, building the BeatBuddy line, the Aeros looper, the MIDI Maestro and the SuperSwitch as one connected system rather than a scattered catalogue. The products sync to each other over MIDI and share a content library, which is why solo performers and worship musicians tend to end up with more than one of them.