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C A S Q U A R T E R L Y I FA L L 2 0 2 0 39 Next, Devendra Cleary CAS showed us his four carts from Southern California. Devendra's main cart is based on a Backstage TR-1. There you'll find a Cantar X3, Cantaress with 20 faders, Aaton Souriquette remote, and Rack Solutions sliding rack shelves with a "Brett" plate fabricated by Brett Grant-Grierson for his Cantar. He's got the mixer on sliding shelves from Rack Solutions and 12 channels of Lectro Venue, along with eight Lectro D-Squared radios. There's a Powermax system and a line voltage regulator, with a couple of drawers in the bottom. He's using SmallHD monitors, Betso, Shure, and Comtek antennas for the various radio services, and a Chindha hook for headphones. Devendra has a mini cart that he builds (and sells) which accommodates most of the gear off the big cart for a more compact presence. He fitted a PSC Euro power supply to the bottom shelf, and it's ready to take gear from his main cart. The follow cart is built on a Magliner Mini with a box of rack drawers from Brett Grant-Grierson and some cloth drawers built by Fernando Muga. He keeps lavs and wireless accessories in the top drawer, then transmitters in custom-fitted foam from MyCaseBuilder.com. Next, a battery drawer, then a Schoeps drawer. Below that, his Sennheiser drawer and, lastly, the IFB drawer. One of the cool features is his inverter/charger that keeps power to the battery chargers and work lights on the cart. Lastly, he has a cleaning cart built from a Magliner Mini, painted red. As expected, gear gets cleaned here, and there are wipes, a glove dispenser, and a non-carpeted work surface.