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Iconic images, album artwork, music video, social media or marketing - photography is to the eyes, what music is to the ears. We discuss all things photography and video, with an emphasis on the creative process and deliver a healthy dose of the tools and toys at the heart of our art.
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If you have an ever changing keyboard rig and stands it can be a challenge. These aren't perfect but they sure look better than spaghetti. They're cheap and super flexible to different setup configurations gig per gig. They fold up very small and light. Not a perfect solution, but a very flexible and workable solution. There's a lot of different similar products in varying lengths. And if you don't like them, you're only out a few bucks. https://www.amazon.com/Management-Sleeve-JOTO-Computer-Entertainment/dp/B015HWXG4M/ref=sr_1_3?crid=JRTO17EM9TY1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.xJTvFr_LeEc3495rJ-IOJrpx7C6s5fQXB30QwiMLBrz9T8zJM4rcyeQ8fzYzP_nHeVDEdqEx4rUUcD6pvHTjwaTmNNC7V0wsqMrNmB5Fn6Vgw9SNjCxjR6oLz9sSb0qPJxWADnmDRTf1YGwtPMAg4JQN0MCD-mQ3JJ7UbCX0VapdcdKCAhA0XoZcOro3PzQNxIsQpo3NaP2Rut5HgE6a8vRyb1Lw631iTgMAmGvZLV4.IzS9ODNlrd1_w8GgYmFFrsrxJUF_yHqLnCk6315IRwY&dib_tag=se&keywords=zip%2Bup%2Bcable%2Borganizer&qid=1726872077&sprefix=zip%2Bup%2Bcable%2Caps%2C783&sr=8-3&th=1 -
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I use split sleeve (the soft flex stuff) for custom snakes (stereo pairs, FOH runs) and some really small diameter sleeve on the dreaded wall wart cables (stiffens them, makes them easy to coil and they don't tangle). If you get the flex (assuming that's the "mesh" talked about above), get the split stuff FOR SURE. I've never had a cable pop out though I do gaffer tape or velcro around each end where the cables leave the mesh...not really sure that's necessary though. If you don't get the split stuff, be prepared for the old finger torture game to get cables in and out. My two stands--K&M spider pro and K&M Omega pro--are pretty different in how I deal with cables. Omega pro--I run things along the back of the keyboard, around the "knee" on each corner (under the keyboard) and then down each leg, where I have K&M cable holders to hold them tight. Spider--everything runs to the middle to the gap between the column and each keyboard, then along the front of the column away from the audience. At the bottom they then go where they need to go but it's pretty much out of sight.
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