* Gator electronic Kit bag (http://www.gatorcases.com/p/119160-826/gp-ekit3616-b) - this covers all the pads, cymbals and module
* An old suit case for the KD-140 and kick pedal (plus a couple of towels to add a bit of padding)
* A standard hardware bag for the hihat stand, snare stand etc
* For the rack i pull out the tom arms/cymbal arms and throw them in the standard hardware bag (i use memory locks on them). This lets me fold the rack up tighter
I also have a folding trolley to help move the e-kit bag (and my PA) around. The bag is very heavy/awkward to carry when loaded. Gator do the same bag with wheels, i just didn't want to wait 4 months to get one in australia so i opted for the folding trolley and wheel-less bag. The trolley is handy as i can help the guitarists etc too.
Roland TD-30KV, Pearl Demon Drive Double Pedal, Pearl H1000 hit hat stand, Shure SE530 IEMs, AKG K171 MKII Headphones, Mackie DLM PA, Yamaha MG102C mixer, Roland Studio Capture
I have a TD-20, I don't know if there any size differences compared to the TD-30 (tho' I bet they are close). A few years ago I scored a hard shell case that Roland had available for the TD-10. These come up on ebay occasionally, sometimes at a reasonable price (one did just about a month ago). It is easily modified to carry a TD-20 unit, I would expect the same for a TD-30. The triggers (3 PD125 & 2 PD105) fit with no modification. My KD-120 travels in a case that Yamaha makes for monitor speaker transportation, I put the VH-12 hats in that case as well. It has wheels and a handle like suitcases can have. I transport the CY cymbals in a soft side 16" floor tom case. The Gibraltar rack and Ludwig hihat stand stand travel in a pair of long hardware bags, the boom stands and other smallish hardware travel in a tupperware kind-of case. A couple of ammo box style cases carry the Gibby clamps and all my cables.
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