Less interesting answer but being multiples of any cables you're relying on. If presenting, multiple HDMI/output cables (I've seen HDMI cables not work in specific setups and another cable would for unknown reasons).
Display cards or tags describing what you have on the table and what is interesting are always a plus. If you have stuff for sale, things to tag that area or equipment with. I've been confused at some shows that are both presenting and selling on how to identify what the seller has for sale. Then I agree with all the other things folks mentioned for additional power/protection and any tools you might want if you need to troubleshoot a system that gets shy after a day or two of people looking at it or touching it. On Wed, May 1, 2024, 9:03 PM Brad H via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > > Like, how do you prepare for these things? What things that you didn't > think of going into your first show do you wish you had? > > > > I have a pretty eclectic collection, and some really rare stuff >
