Transporting Light Equipment

assholes... opinions.... that being said, here's my worthless input. I wouldn't waste the money on bags and cases for that stuff. It's all low end gear for the most part, and might just end up breaking down or malfunctioning in mobile applications before the bags would even have a chance to protect your lights from the $ value of damage that bags cost in the first place.
Also, and this is only my opinion, so take it for what it is or isn't worth, you can do a lot better for that price point. I'd say go for a couple of moving heads, some good washes, and a decent truss. Then just keep the hazer, and you have a better looking light show. I myself have two movers, 4 light bars, and used about 10 uplights for a wedding, and it was IMO much better than what you can achieve with your list above... and at only a few hundred more than what you spend on that excel sheet.
You can see that set up for yourself if you like in this video.

So let me get this straight. You want us to research your gear and tell you what road cases to get? Sure, I'll do it but you've got to pay me for my time and I start at $50.00/hr. Let me know if you want to enter in to contract.

Holy crap man. You're really investing into DJing. You've spent like over 10k in the past half a year o.o

assholes... opinions.... that being said, here's my worthless input. I wouldn't waste the money on bags and cases for that stuff. It's all low end gear for the most part, and might just end up breaking down or malfunctioning in mobile applications before the bags would even have a chance to protect your lights from the $ value of damage that bags cost in the first place.
Also, and this is only my opinion, so take it for what it is or isn't worth, you can do a lot better for that price point. I'd say go for a couple of moving heads, some good washes, and a decent truss. Then just keep the hazer, and you have a better looking light show. I myself have two movers, 4 light bars, and used about 10 uplights for a wedding, and it was IMO much better than what you can achieve with your list above... and at only a few hundred more than what you spend on that excel sheet.
You can see that set up for yourself if you like in this video.

Hey all! I am investing in a light rig soon and need to know the best way to transport it! I want it to be manageable for one person with as few trips as possible back and forth from the car with an average sized automobile. Here is the gear I'm getting!

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Go nuts and thanks in advance!

So let me get this straight. You want us to research your gear and tell you what road cases to get? Sure, I'll do it but you've got to pay me for my time and I start at $50.00/hr. Let me know if you want to enter in to contract.

It's gonna cost ya but flight cases is where it's at. I use that same truss and t-bar system. My truss separates into two pieces I just leave all the lights connected to the truss and store it in a long flight case. So when you get to the gig, just connect the truss to the stands and your ready to go. I have a very similar setup to yours and it takes me about 20 mins to setup.

I use truss/speaker stand bags and heavy duty plastic totes with a built in interlocking lid. The totes are the ones retail stores use to ship their inventory in. They stack well and I can fit 4 at a time on my dolly. They were also free I used some 2inch foam to pad the fixtures.