SKB BRIEFCASE, WHIRLWIND SPLITTER/DIRECT BOX, WHIRLWIND -2- IMP2 DI's, PROCO -1- DB1 DI, AUDIO TECHNICA ATM29HE, AUDIO TECHNICA -3-AP701, GAFF TAPE, CIRCUIT TESTER Late 1990's

Pictured here is an SKB foam insert briefcase -1- housing multiple Whirlwind -3- and ProCo -1- direct injection boxes. Also included are Audio Technica -4- microphones with clips, and an AC outlet circuit tester.

Rear left is -1- Whirlwind 1X2 Splitter and direct injection box and a partial roll of gaff tape filling the empty hole.

Front left are -2- Whirlwind IMP2 direct injection boxes with ground lift switches.

Front center is a ProCo DB1 direct injection box with ground lift, switchable line/amp input and high cut vs flat switch.

Front right is an AC circuit tester.

Rear center is an Audio Technical ATM 29he which has the exact same frequency reponse as a Shure SM58. It functions the same as a hand-held vocal mic or drum mic for toms.

Rear center right are -3- Audio Technica AP701 which have a similar footprint to the Shure SM57 with a bright but fatter sound than the 57. This mic works great on vocals, guitar, toms and snare if you're looking for a bright, fat snare sound. The AP701's microphones feature an on/off switch.

Placed out in front of the case are -4- mic clips: One specifically for the ATM 29HE and -3- for the AP701's.

If new, the SKB case is $100., the two IMP2's would be $79. each ($158.), the splitter/DI is ~$150, the Proco DB1 ~$129, the ATM29HE $80, and the three AP701's $80 each. ($240.) So, $100. + $158. + $150. + $129. + $80. + $240. = $857.

(The space where the circuit tester and 701 are is the size of a wireless mic.)

(The space where the roll of gaff tape is the same size as the adjacent Whirlwind Splitter/DI.)