Correction: It was a little unclear if the total price for the "box picture" on the website included everything, but after taking a second look - it appears that it does. That means it is $60 for a pack of three plus the $23 shipping cost + $9 for a pump for a total upfront cost of $30.66 - Or you have the option to buy the inflateables yourself. If you're a StewMax member and get free shipping and once you already have a pump, that gets down to $20 or as low as $17 a piece if you buy in 6pack+ sizes. This can be a really affordable and competitively priced shipping system depending on a few factors. Reverb:
eBay:
Find This Shipping System Here:
Episode Guide:
0:34 - Reacting to StewMac Video
3:38 - Unboxing System
6:34 - Common Issue
7:30 - Packing Materials PT 1
8:11 - Test Guitar
8:45 - How I Pack Guitars Inside Cases
11:33 - Packing Materials PT 2
(12:51 - Cut Test)
15:13 - Too Long Didn't Watch (Recap)
15:58 - Improvement Suggestions
16:59 - Pricing
19:18 - Alternate Options
Mentioned Videos:
Queen of Quilt
1979 Gibson Les Paul Standard:
StewMac started carrying this new Aeris Shipping system last week and they made a video about it that immediate gained some traction with people who have also viewed my show. The top comment on the video was asking my opinion of this product so I reached out to StewMac to see if I could get a product sample. I was not paid to make this video, but I was given a 3-pack of their shipping system as well as a promise of a 2nd 3-pack of their "just guitar" shipping system once it was back in stock.
On my first pack job, I didn't inflate the top hat correctly and was a little worried about what protection this system actually offered or if maybe I got a defective unit. It turned out it was user error (likely from having the wrong pump.) When properly inflated, this system does work as advertised, however, there are still a few areas I would like to see improved.
The top hat isn't quit a tight enough of a fit. I believe including 4-6 sheets of Brown Kraft paper per guitar in the kit would make these perfect and not add too much more to the overall cost. Just a little more support in the midsection makes these an awesome cookie-cutter box kit. I was also like to see and additional 2-5 bubble sections on the top hat to eat up a little bit extra dead space.
If you don't have free boxes around your area or you need a professional look for your business - I think you'd like the Aeris StewMac System. It is pretty good!
I Take Lessons from Paul Gilbert - You Can Too!:
The Trogly's Guitar Show T-Shirt:
Patreon:
Facebook:
Instagram:
Twitter:
TubeBuddy -
Honey - Save Money on What You Normally Buy Online: joinhoney.com/ref/q2yjc0a
Current Inventory:
Email for Business Inquiries: austin@troglysguitarshow.com
Music Credits: Bensound.com + iMovie Stock
My Gear Used to Make the Show:
George L's Guitar Lead:
Rode NTG-2 (vocal + room mic):
Shure SM57 (Amp Cab Mic):
Audio Interface - Roland Duo Capture EX -
+ Universal Audio Apollo Twin
Headphones: Focal Spirit Professional -
Camera: Panasonic Lumix GH-4:
Rode Videomic Go (backup audio):
Lens: Lumix 12-35mm :
Computer: Mac Pro 2013 -
Editing Software: Final Cut Pro X -
American DJ Eco UV Bar Plus Blacklight:
***This Description and Comments Section contain affiliate links. By following them and making purchases, the Channel may receive a small commission which allows the channel to grow. Thank you for your support! ***
0 Comments